Eleven Eleven: One of the first things you learn in journalism school is to always start an interview with a question that makes the interviewee feel comfortable. The more comfortable they are, the more likely they are to slip up and say too much, which is the real story. But, this isn’t National Public Radio, and since your book deals with a lot of uncomfortable feelings, I think it’s only appropriate to go against everything I’ve been academically trained to do, and start with THE question that is sure to raise every creative person’s blood pressure. And yet, it’s the question we always get asked by the people we love most. It goes something like:
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