I want to change something. I want to stop the germs from attacking my daughters.

Home is where somebody notices when you are no longer there.

The balls do not make a writer.

To write has to be related to a drive inside.

I hate traveling and being away from my family. But I like meeting my readers, as what I write is actualized in them. Those encounters are exhilarating to me.

Nobody deserves death, yet everybody gets it.

We apply the language that is comforting and comfortable and familiar in order to grasp that which confuses and scares us. That is the first step toward cliché and stereotype, as they're comforting devices. They reduce the confusing world to the already familiar. We're always smoothing out the bumps of actual living to turn it into narratable life.