For the big Sotos fans I have a question which I have been meaning to ask for years. In Lazy Sotos uses three different styles to write; one is the normal typing, standard font and is pretty disheveled at times, even for Sotos. Then you have writing which is in italics, under the headlines (always opposite the other pages), these are usually short one or two paragraph statements that run for a fun pages then stop and pick back up later on with a different story, they are coherent and concise for the most part. Lastly are the quoted sections. I read these the first time assuming they were quotes from somewhere else (I read Lazy before I read most of Sotos' other material) but now I can tell it is he who wrote those pieces, these sections are spread through out the normal typed material but their style is way more "down to earth" and reminds me more of Sotos in his Pure days. Anyway, does anyone know why Sotos did this. Is there any interview where he speak in detail about Lazy? Are the quoted sections only quoted to stand apart from the other material or is he quoting himself from another book, possibly even his diary or something like that?
