Why do you write?
To find out what I truly think and believe. Every novel is a new journey of discovery. It’s just a shame it has to end one day …
Are you a vivid dreamer?
Yes. But nearly all my dreams turn around the same anxiety: being lost. Sometimes I’m in an alien city or sometimes in a wilderness, or sometimes in a banal environment like a hotel corridor or a car park, but in every case I have no idea where I’m going, or how to find true north.
Where are you happiest?
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