Every person in therapy has a love disorder.

I was always writing. I just didn't know if I was any good.

Every act of loving affirms the goodness of the lover just because he is capable of loving and being loved.

At the heart of all good fiction and at the heart of all good gossip is the same thing: trouble.

You will feel discouraged; you will lose confidence in your abilities; you will be bored with the characters–and the only way to overcome these obstacles is to write your way through them. And writing always works.

Every person in therapy has a love disorder.

You can't possibly conduct a proper affair without a lot of deliberating, scheming, speculating, and conniving. It's a delicate balance where the excitement must equal the guilt and sex must be as bright as the future you gamble.