Writing A Story Is Kind Of Like

If You Want To Learn How To Be Happy, You Have To Know What Is Sadness First.

I Was First Introduced To Kafka's Writing During My Compulsory Army-service Basic Training. During That Period, Kafka's Fiction Felt Hyperrealistic.

My Stories Are Very Compact. I Want Them To Say The Most Complex Things In The Simplest Way.

I Rarely Return To Characters. My Characters, At Least Most Of Them, Are Much More A Part Of That Superorganism That Is The Story Than Separate And Independent Creatures.

What Connects Me So Strongly To Israel Is The Fact That I'm Second Generation.