I've Always Loved Science Fiction. I Think

Science Fiction [is] The Kind Of Writing That Prepares Us For The Necessary Mutations Brought About In Society From An Ever Changing Technological World And As A Result. The Mainstream Hasn’t Excluded Sf; The Mainstream Has Excluded Itself. No One Told Jules Verne He Was A Science Fiction Writer, But He Invented The 20th Century.

I Took Up Writing To Escape The Drudgery Of That Every Day Cubicle Kind Of War.

Susan Straight Finds La's Secret Heart In Between Heaven And Here And With A Sleight Of Hand Only The Masters Have, She Creates An Alley, A Neighborhood, A History That Is As Rich And Tragic As Any Shakespearean Tale.

Mouse Was The Truest Friend I Ever Had. And If There Is Such A Thing As True Evil, He Was That Too.

These Short Stories Are Vast Structures Existing Mostly In The Subconscious Of Our Cultural History. They Will Live With The Reader Long After The Words Have Been Translated Into Ideas And Dreams. That's Because A Good Short Story Crosses The Borders Of Our Nations And Our Prejudices And Our Beliefs. A Good Short Story Asks A Question That Can't Be Answered In Simple Terms. And Even If We Come Up With Some Understanding, Years Later, While Glancing Out Of A Window, The Story Still Has The Potential To Return, To Alter Right There In Our Mind And Change Everything.