British novelist, author of Written on the Body and Frankissstein
Truth is not opposite to fiction. Fiction is often closer to truth than facts because it touches human essence
The question is not whether humanity is smart enough. It's whether we'll choose to survive despite our limitations
As a writer, I am both philosopher and practitioner. I must live what I write about, otherwise it's hollow
I believe in human beings, even though they have done terrible things. This faith is not blindness, it's a choice to see beyond
Life is not a fixed story we retell the same way. We remake ourselves in every moment of choice
AI makes us question what makes us human. Can a machine love? This is not a naive question, it's the most important one
I rewrite Frankenstein for our time because questions of creation, responsibility, and monsters remain urgent