Adapted from: Something Between Voodoo and Bullfighting
The New York Times Book Review, May 24, 1987
When I write something that somebody else can see then it is a play for me.
(Performance) to make the looking have an element of moving.
It begins well but then it begins to get funny and one must not be too funny.
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