Getting An Education Was A Bit Like

Yes, But People Have Got To Believe That, Or What's The Point My Point Exactly.

One Of The Important Things About Being A Small-town Reporter Is Knowing What Not To Put In The Paper.

I Write Books Back To Back, And I Work Very Hard On Them.

Some Of My Best Sources Are Ex-policemen, Just To Get A Feeling Of What It's Like To Be One. And It's Quite Different From Being A Civilian - Except, Of Course, That I Believe That Policemen Are Just Special Sorts Of Civilians. Things Like How Hard It Is To Hold Someone That Doesn't Want To Be Held. This Is The Kind Of Thing That Is Worth Knowing.

The Auditors Fluttered Anxiously. And, As Always Happens In Their Species When Something Goes Radically Wrong And Needs Fixing Instantly, They Settled Down To Try To Work How Who Was To Blame.