The World is not only places, it's people. And it's interesting for me to meet new faces, new minds and new souls that I've never seen before.

It's difficult to prefer something. I think that each artwork costs all efforts which have been spent for its creation. I listen everything that please me - it can be classical music, dance latin, rock-n-roll, jazz - whatever. Two of the most my favourite films are "Interstate 60" by Bob Gale and Tom Stoppard's "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead". I like when the story's told in unusual way and can help us to open our eyes on some things . What about my favorite books... I read a lot of, but the more I read, the more I want to. I love Remarque, Conan Doyle, Jerome. And here's the quote from Ray Bradbury's "Death is a lonely business" that once really touched me: Crumley backed off, walked into the kitchen, got some more beer. I waited by his desk until I heard the back screen door bang. I found Crumley in his garden letting the whirlaround water-tosser cover his face with cooling raindrops, for the day was warm now and the sun out full here on the rim of fog country. "What is it," said Crumley, "forty stories you sold so far?" "At thirty bucks apiece, yeah. The Rich Author." "You are rich. I stood down at the magazine rack at Abe's Liquor yesterday and read that one you wrote about the man who finds he has a skeleton inside him and it scares hell out of him. Christ, it was a beaut. Where in hell do you get ideas like that?" "I got a skeleton inside me," I said. "Most people never notice."