Love Was The Hardest Thing.

Certainly I Had A Really Terrible Time With 'emotionally Weird.' When I Finished It, I Thought, 'i Can't Write Any More.

Because I Write Fiction, I Don't Write Autobiography, And To Me They Are Very Different Things. The First-person Narrative Is A Very Intimate Thing, But You Are Not Addressing Other People As 'i' - You Are Inhabiting That 'i.'

I Spent Four Years Doing A Doctorate In Postmodern American Literature. I Can Recognize It When I See It.

In The End, It Is My Belief, Words Are The Only Things That Can Construct A World That Makes Sense.

I've Always Loved Mysteries, The Something There That You Didn't Know, And With 'case Histories' I Just Decide To Make That More Up-front.