My wife tells me I should write stories that appeal to women.  I keep telling her I write stories that appeal to everyone.

Instead of worrying about genre, authors should write what comes from their hearts and minds.

It’s a tragedy when a moviemaker causes the story’s theme to become the story itself and dominate over the plot like a pack of wolves.

I offer only the fun bits. Enough for you to be popular at parties, but not sufficient to pass a college course in literature.

Deciding to write a unique novel is like deciding to write a better one. You must ask yourself, “Unique in what way?”

If you asked fifty people if a story about monsters eating people's faces is science fiction, you will receive fifty yesses.