If they (like his reputation rather than the person) are moved by your work, and your work is so private, isn't reading your book another way to get to know you? If the film becomes a kind of AR, the opposite of our imagination or experience just wants to make our money, and we are addicted to it, which is actually useless. Technology is advancing, but technology will always be a tool, not our driving force. My relationship with dogs must be platonic. Writing a book is like raising a child. You have to be very careful. You can be proud of your work, but expect to profit from it. For the past few weeks, I really wish I had been married. No one can feel what I think. My non-writing friends will only be amazed that my photo is in Time magazine. The agents and editors are good people, but they have to worry about their own lives first. It's nice to talk to you about this, but you also came with your purpose, and it's certainly very different from mine. So, it would be great if someone could live with you and share everything. Whether you are happy or confused, you can let go of her in the face of her. In the security career, you can see an interesting point: I just walk around without thinking about anything else. Ah this ceiling tile. The mentality is interesting, and what you see is different. I was depressed because of the bottleneck. Maybe run 10 kilometers in desperation, or sleep with a strange woman, or stay off alcohol for two weeks. During that time, I was very determined to interrupt certain things. In this interview, a posturing (defensive claiming that if I just glance at a person and think he's not as smart as me, then I'm not a good writer. Because that means, I'm showing off to a bunch of people with blurred faces, and Not really communicating with a person. If you think it's hypocritical, so be it), one said it's annoying to put your guard down and use this tactic. Make me angry, let me drop my guard, and I'll show more of myself, yes that's right. I cherish my ordinary side. Ha ha. I've come to believe that perhaps this is my greatest asset as a writer, which means that I'm basically exactly like everyone else. I'm not bashing you, and I'm not going to reiterate it. Okay, but when it comes to squatting, what you just said is exactly a sloppy attitude. You are not willing to risk showing your full self. I don't know if you are kind or not, obviously you don't believe a word of what I say. All your defenses are the "I'm just a normal person" set. You don't nibble on a thousand-page book just because you hear that the author is an ordinary person. You gnaw because he is extraordinary, because you want him to be extraordinary. so you Who are you fooling? I don't have any brain cells left to play this kind of hypocritical game with you. All right. I don't want to be noticed by other people and indulge in touring sales. If you derive satisfaction from talking about your work rather than actually writing it, then yes. Then you probably won't have much success. (Meaning just being communicative, getting some value through book fairs rather than writing) That's right, there's nothing more grotesque than calling me a writer all over the place. I've written a whole book ("Endless Joke") about how alluring video (entertainment) is given our current cultural climate, and how easily we can be lured away from a meaningful life. If I myself become such an example, the matter of you leaving tomorrow will be over. I went back to only socializing with 20 people. Because these attentions are like heroin to the cerebral cortex, my greatest courage is to sit there quietly, withstand this withdrawal, and try to remind myself what reality is. The reality is, I'm 34 years old, sitting there alone, facing the wastebasket. The more people give you compliments, the more fearful you will be of deceiving yourself. The worst thing about getting a lot of attention is that you fear negative attention. When you are afraid that negative attention will hurt you, the potential danger is greatly increased. We were all so young when we sat in the front row together. He wants more than he already has, and what I want is exactly what he already has. David believes that the existence of books can make people forget loneliness. If I could, I would say to David that those days with him were not a relief from my life, but a reminder of what life should be like. (Platonic feelings, no TV at home, although I used to be addicted to watching TV, and the number of contacts did not exceed 20) I will tell him that it will make me less lonely. (loneliness is just because you didn't find your place) I have become such an example myself, and the matter of you leaving tomorrow will be over. I went back to only socializing with 20 people. Because these attentions are like heroin to the cerebral cortex, my greatest courage is to sit there quietly, withstand this withdrawal, and try to remind myself what reality is. The reality is, I'm 34 years old, sitting there alone, facing the wastebasket. The more people give you compliments, the more fearful you will be of deceiving yourself. The worst thing about getting a lot of attention is that you fear negative attention. When you are afraid that negative attention will hurt you, the potential danger is greatly increased. We were all so young when we sat in the front row together. He wants more than he already has, and what I want is exactly what he already has. David believes that the existence of books can make people forget loneliness. If I could, I would say to David that those days with him were not a relief from my life, but a reminder of what life should be like. (Platonic feelings, no TV at home, although I used to be addicted to watching TV, and the number of contacts did not exceed 20) I will tell him that it will make me less lonely. (loneliness is just because you didn't find your place) I have become such an example myself, and the matter of you leaving tomorrow will be over. I went back to only socializing with 20 people. Because these attentions are like heroin to the cerebral cortex, my greatest courage is to sit there quietly, withstand this withdrawal, and try to remind myself what reality is. The reality is, I'm 34 years old, sitting there alone, facing the wastebasket. The more people give you compliments, the more fearful you will be of deceiving yourself. The worst thing about getting a lot of attention is that you fear negative attention. When you are afraid that negative attention will hurt you, the potential danger is greatly increased. We were all so young when we sat in the front row together. He wants more than he already has, and what I want is exactly what he already has. David believes that the existence of books can make people forget loneliness. If I could, I would say to David that those days with him were not a relief from my life, but a reminder of what life should be like. (Platonic feelings, no TV at home, although I used to be addicted to watching TV, and the number of contacts did not exceed 20) I will tell him that it will make me less lonely. (loneliness is just because you didn't find your place)
The dialogue is great, there are a lot of thought-provoking places, "Endless Joke", check it out when you have time
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