I Try To Write Books

The Afternoon And The Early Evening Slide By In A Lidded Daze Where The Ability To Think In Any Identifiable Way Disappears And Where Every Moment Seems To Be An Eternity.

Sleep Is Still Difficult I Sleep For Three Or Four Hours A Day. Usually Sometime In The Afternoon. I Walk In The Cold, Keep Myself Numb. I Cry Less, And Less." (james Frey, Pg.88)

I Can Run Fast When I Want To Run Fast, And I've Always Been Good At Destroying Things.

About Life: "it Is Not Complicated Unless I Make It So. It Is Not Difficult Unless I Allow It To Be. A Second Is No More Than A Second, A Minute No More Than A Minute, A Day No More Than A Day. They Pass. All Things And All Time Will Pass. Don't Force Or Fear, Don't Control Or Lose Control. Don't Fight And Don't Stop Fighting. Embrace And Endure. If You Embrace, You Will Endure.

The Greatest Rules Of Dramatic Writing Are Conflict, Conflict, Conflict.