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Some Of The Things I Love The Most Are When A Writer Or A Visionary Takes On Sort Of An Iconic Character And Then Spins It. Like With Frank Miller, Batman Was This One Thing For Basically Forty Years, And Then Frank Miller Came Along And Said He Can Also Be This Other Thing. And Christopher Nolan Came Along And Said He Can Also Be This Other Thing. The Idea Of Taking Iconic Comic Book Characters Or Superhero Characters Or Mythic Characters And Subverting The Genre Or Coming Up With A New Idea Is Something That's Really Interesting To Me.

Hire People You Get Along With, And Then Let Them Do What They Do Best.

As A Storyteller, You Also Don't Want To Make People Feel Like They're Left Out, Like Other People Who Have Read The Book Have An Interior Knowledge Of This Show, And The Degree Of Difficulty In Watching It Is Much Higher.

For Us, There's An Inherent Process When You're Ending Something To Be Thinking About The Beginning, As Writers.

I Can't Live My Life Under The Sort Of "i Cannot Fail" Philosophy, Because Then Every Time I Do Fail, Which Feels More Inevitable Than Me Being Perfect All The Time, It's Going To Be Soul Crushing. And More Importantly, I'll Never Take Any Risks.