As for the... the sex words, they're too... writers were given permission they never had before. Beginning with Ulysses I suppose. And everybody had to discover how to use those words. A brand new vocabulary of what are called dirty words. What are you going to do with those words? Are you... are you going to use them at all? In what circumstance? And if you use them in dialogue are you also going to use them in the narrative? They're... they're strong words. Maybe not... maybe not any longer, by the way. But when I began to write in the 1950s, they were strong things to type out on the page, you know. So it's... it's...writing about sex involves fictional choices and tact, and tactlessness. And you don't want to be necessarily indecorous, but you don't necessarily want to be decorous either. So you have to have a good ear. And be able to weigh the power of the word.