Harlan Coben

I'm not sure.

I don't think.

I mean, I don't know.

I don't know anybody, especially anybody who does sort of creative work or artistic work or I hate to word artistic.

I prefer creative work.

who wasn't at some point troubled.

I think adolescence is tough on everybody.

We all have these insecurities that we're dealing with.

We're all trying our best to find our way, and we're all very, very confused.

Yeah, young.

You know, this is, I think actually younger because it was more mysterious maybe when we were younger.

Um, we were girl obsessed pretty young.

I don't remember exact age, but it seemed very young.

And, you know, you always seem to have a crush on the person who didn't have a crush on you.

That's just life.

I assume it's the same today, though.

It's interesting.

I don't think my children who are all grown now, but I don't think that they were quite as sort of girl crazy as the guys of my generation were, um,

So, I mean, I just think it was a lot... You know, we were pushed to exceed a lot of expectations.

But on paper, what's interesting about my town is on paper, it is a classic American suburb.