Amanda Lohrey

And what do they say to that?

Mostly they agree with me.

Oh, yes.

You wouldn't do it if you weren't learning.

You'd be bored.

There'd be no point.

No writer wants to do the same thing over and over.

And there's always a new thought, a new problem, a new thing.

Could this work?

I mean, one of the problems I had with capture was if you read the accounts of people who claim to have been abducted, after a while you get very sick of them.

So you have to make a decision, right, how many can I write about before the reader is just going to get sick of these people, you know?

So there's just ordinary structural decisions like that when you write something about

unorthodox, and this is what keeps you interested.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's enough.

I've picked kind of five or six reasonably typical ones who are all different, and

And I thought, I'm always my own reader.

I'm thinking, how much of this could I take?

Don't have the power but we never say never Sitting in the sandpit Life is a short trip Music's for the sad man

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