I Don't Mean To Be

The Writer Should Always Serve As His Own Angleworm —and The Sharper The Barb With Which He Fishes Himself Out Of Blackness, The Better.

As An Actor, I Think A Mistake That Any Storyteller Can Make Is To Play The Ending.

When We Lived In Juneau, Alaska, It Was A Town Of About 7,000 People, And Totally Isolated; The Only Way To Get To It Was By Ship.

People Have Said Unkind Things And You Kind Of Have To, If You Happen To Read It, You Have To Just, You Know, Move On.

If You're Telling A Story It's Always Best Not To Play The Ending.