He'd Heard That Writers Spent All Day

They Called Themselves The Munrungs. It Meant The People, Or The True Human Beings. It's What Most People Call Themselves, To Begin With. And Then One Day The Tribe Meets Some Other People Or, If It's Not Been A Good Day, The Enemy. If Only They'd Think Up A Name Like Some More True Human Beings, It'd Save A Lot Of Trouble Later On

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

What I've Always Said Was, Hang In There, Let Me Write What I Want To Write, And You'll Probably Like It.

I Was Once A Journalist. And I Think Of Myself As A Journalist, And That's It. You Tell The Truth. I Even Wrote A Book Called 'the Truth'.

Someone Out There Was About To Find That Their Worst Nightmare Was A Maddened Librarian. With A Badge.