The Past Is Our Ultimate

Every Novel Generates Its Own Climate, When You Get Going.

There's A Preoccupation With Memory And The Operation Of Memory And A Rather Rapacious Interest In History.

I Can Walk About London And See A Society That Seems An Absolutely Revolutionary Change From The 1950s, That Seems Completely And Utterly Different, And Then I Can Pick Up On Something Where You Suddenly See That It's Not.

There's A Fearful Term That's In Fashion At The Moment - Closure. People Apparently Believe It Is Desirable And Attainable.

People Die, But Money Never Does.