I Never Read The Translation Before Publication.

In Modern Novels I Try To Not Let Myself Get Away And To Be Here, And That's Why I Write About My Life And Myself. But Even When I Do That There's An Element Of Disappearing To A Place That's Not Me. It's "the Selflessness Of Writing". It Seldom Happens, But When It Does It's Worth Quite A Lot.

We Live In The Best Of Worlds. But Still, It's Like We've Lost Something On The Way To Here: A Sense Of Life. I Can't Know For Sure, I Might Be The Only One Who's Lost It. Maybe Everybody Else Is Living The Now, Thinking They're Having It Well. Anyhow, That Motivated Me To Write The Books.

I've Always Been A Fast Reader. Now I Had To Do It Slowly, Discussing Each Sentence. And Every Time I Wanted To Change Something I Had To Come Up With An Intelligent Defense I Could Be Pretty Sure That They Would Turn My Suggestion Down, As They Had So Many Aspects To Keep In Mind. However, If I Argued Well, I Could Have A Chance. I Had To Think Of Every Comma, Every Word.

Saying What You Believe Others Want To Hear Is, Of Course, A Form Of Lying.

If You Are Disappearing From Yourself, But You're Still Writing, Then There Is A Kind Of Activity Of Thinking Going On, Which In My World Is Similar To What's Going On In Music.