Without a yardstick sometimes the high points can be taken for granted.

If it's a chimera alert, we just follows the screams.

Reality TV was to me the worst form of entertainment--the modern equivalent of paying sixpence to watch lunatics howling at the wall down at the local madhouse.

If the real world were a book, it would never find a publisher.

How many people want to read about three disreputable pigs and a dopey wolf with a disposition towards house demolition?

I've never been averse to a little risk - after all, writing without risk is not really writing at all. Sometimes one has to just let fly with a high concept piece and see where the pieces fall. As it generally turns out, the central story is familiar, but just with different rules of engagement.

The best plans are always the simplest.