How Lovely This World Is, Really: One

For Obviously The Advantage For Most Writers Is That No One Sees Them. The Writer Is Invisible, Which Confers Power.

The Folly Of War Is That It Can Have No Natural End Except In The Extinction An Entire People.

My Grandmother Could Never Have Written A Memoir, So 'the Gravedigger's Daughter' Is A Homage To Her Life, And To The Lives Of Other Young Women Of Her Generation, Which Are So Rarely Articulated.

We Are Linked By Blood, And Blood Is Memory Without Language.

On The Elusive Gift Of Blending Austerity Of Craft With Elasticity Of Allure.