When You Work On A Soap Opera,

I Consider 'dr. Horrible' A Tremendous Success. The Fact That It Won An Emmy I Just Think Lends Validity To What We Were Doing And The Point We Were Trying To Make: Taking The Power Into Someone Else's Hands And Changing The World.

Basically, After An Abc Sitcom I Did, I Ended Up With A Holding Deal With 20th Century Fox. Absolutely Cool. It Pays You To Be Unemployed. And The Bigger The Entity That Gives You The Deal, The Better.

My First Comic-con Was When I First Met Joss Whedon: He Introduced Me To That World And I'd Never Been To A Convention Before That. He And A Bunch Of The 'buffy' And 'angel' Writers Were All Going Down In A Big Van And He Invited Me Along.

Growing Up, My Parents Managed To Show Me The Importance Of Reading Without Cramming It Down My Throat. A Difficult Task, I'm Sure. It Breaks My Heart To Think That There Are Kids Out There, Ready To Have Their Imaginations Lit On Fire, Excited And Wanting To Read, And Facing Naked Shelves In Their School Or Local Libraries. Rather Than Complain Or Wait Till The System Stops Failing Our Nation's Children This Is A Matter I Feel We Must Take Into Our Own Hands. There Are Children, Right Now, Waiting-wanting To Read. What Shall We Tell Them>

I Don't Spend A Lot Of Time Online.