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People Really Want To Think That These Things Really Happened. I Don't Know Why That Is Important, But I Know That When I Finish Reading A Novel Or Something, I Want To Know How Much Of That Really Happened To This Author.

I Grew To Resent The Way My Father Treated His Furniture Like Children, And His Children Like Furniture.

Who Embalms The Undertaker When He Dies?

I Do Sometimes Miss Doing That Lighter, More Humorous Work, And I Find There's A Heavier Responsibility That Goes Along With A Literary Reputation. You Have To Start Knowing What You're Talking About And You Have To Go Have Public Conversations With Writers. That's Been Pretty Intense; I Have To Really Stay On Top Of Things In A Way I Didn't Before.

The Satiric Ethos Of Mad Was A Much Bigger Childhood Influence.