Book: More fantastic than fiction

- How many "bullies" need to screw in a light bulb?
Three. One screws, the other two say, "Yeah, man, you just look cool!"

It's so feminine is to think about what life must last forever.

I will become the embodiment of everything that annoys you and you can't say anything that would hurt me, and will not be able to insult me. Because from the bottom you can only rise higher.

In the support groups. In hospitals. Where people have nothing to lose, they usually tell the true story.

Our world consists of people telling their stories.

Line phone sex, group of mutual support seriously ill and they like - it's nothing like school where people learn to skillfully tell their stories. To tell out loud. Other people. And not just to search and find some ideas, but really to reincarnate.

The Danish philosopher søren Kierkegaard defines dread as the knowledge that you have to do to prove that is free, even if your act is able to destroy you.

We can all life in a hurry, going event by event, to maximize the list of life experiences. Our stock of stories. And our thirst for new stories can detract from understanding real-life experience.

The worst thing about writing is the fear to spend my life behind a computer keyboard. In the hour of death you realized you have not lived a real, paper, fantasy life, and your only adventures are fictional, and while the world fought and kissed, you sat in a dark room, masturbating and making money.

The mere fact that you have achieved something - set a goal and reached it - means a lot. That's a real life without all sorts of "could, would, would...".