Juno Macguff: I Don't Know

It's Possible That I've Matured As A Writer, And I Hope I've Matured Emotionally, But I Always Find Myself Revisiting These Adolescent Scenes.

Stripping Toughened My Hide, But Exposing Myself As A Writer Has Been A Lot More Brutal.

I Think When You Take People Who Are Damaged And You Give Them Money And Freedom, It Can Be A Toxic Cocktail.

There's Something Magical About Spending A Sunday Night Watching Real People At A Deli, Then Watching Fake People Pretending To Be Real On Tv, Then Engaging In (arguably) False Interaction With (arguably) Real People On The Internet. Never At Any Prior Point In Time Has This Been Possible.

I Always Wanted To Strip. I'm Sort Of One Of Those People Who Would Walk Past A Strip Club And While Everybody Else Might Give It A Passing Glance Or Cracks A Joke, I'd Be Like Pressing My Face Up Against The Window Trying To See In. I Was Very Curious Always.