ISAY: Robert Shields types his diary in two perfect columns down sheets of eleven by fourteen inch paper, which he eventually binds into ledgers and stores in huge cartons, seventy-five of which are stacked to the ceiling just outside of his office.
SHIELDS: It's an uninhibited diary. It's tell all, show all. It's spontaneous. I type it as it comes and I don't correct it and I don't edit it.
ISAY: Do you read it?
SHIELDS: No, because if I read it I wouldn't have time to do anything else.
posted by man vs sun at 8:16 AM on August 13, 2009