I'm clearer now in what I want to say, and I know better how to say just that.
I am clearer in my mind and a bit less confused than I used to be.
As far as ideas about book design: I have plenty. But I also try and let people do their jobs.
Americans are genuinely and profoundly anti-intellectual. They are especially so in their pleasure-seeking, which is epically banal.
If Americans are to read something that is difficult, they will only do so supposing they will be admired for having done it.
A person always has a chance to protest this or that.
A book can just be a description of a stick being snapped in half. If the reader is brought to feel the plight of the stick, well, you can imagine what that would be like.
I don't think anything needs to happen in a book.
Clarity is the most important thing to me - in thinking - and so I try in the books to be as clear as possible.
Much of my work has been done in first person.
I believe my friends think I'm funny. All the books are full of humor. Maybe it is a quiet sort of humor that masquerades as not-much-at-all. It is certainly easy to miss.
I begin with an image of some sort, just as if you saw something out of a window, and then went to the window to see what it was.
I'd say writing is easier for me now than it once was, but I do less of it.
"I'm confused, and brilliant books help me to be less so."
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