You bring the stars, and I'll give you the moon. Plot…
““You bring the stars, and I'll give you the moon. Plot holes in novels are like pot holes that damage your car. Don't leave any. I'm just another asshole with an opinion. Just because you hated a book, doesn't mean I didn't love it. I don't have time for fuckery. I'll always support an author, then the reader. I write to please me first. I'm that selfish & obnoxious. Only you can stand by your book. If you believe in it, be its cheerleader. The rest will come with time. Can't think of a word, make one up. Fantasy will always be my home. It's a place to escape the fuckery. When shit hits the fan, read a book. I'm human, and I make mistakes. I may never be one of the great writers, but at least I'm a damn good one. You want brutal honesty, don't ask me for my opinion. I will never be a literary great, but at least I can say that I had fun. What the world needs is a great story. No, it doesn't always have to be perfect. Give me errors, and I'll give you an author who is human. Yes, I'm arrogant enough to make up my own quotes. ;)””
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
Writing is personal; honesty and imperfection are valued; readers need authentic voices.
In simple terms: Authors should write for themselves first.
Key Takeaway
Embrace authenticity and imperfection in writing.
Themes
writing
authenticity
honesty
Mood
candid
self‑aware
Type
Books:1
Brutal honesty:1
Damn good:0
Humor:0
Inspirational:0
Love:0
Quotes:0
Writing:1
Read A Book:0
Fan Read:0
Make Quotes:0
Writers Damn:0
Author Human:0
When to use this quote
- publishing
- reader engagement
- personal development
Key Concepts
creativity
self‑expression
literary criticism
Questions to Reflect On
- How does honesty affect your writing process?
- What role does imperfection play in connecting with readers?
A Different Perspective
Perfectionism can stifle creativity.