Quote by A.C. Billedeaux

“a story is a letter the author writes to himself to tell what he wouldn't discover otherwise.”

— Carlos Ruiz Zafón

“Less than an hour later, Walter had most of the last page of the notebook deciphered.”

— Christa Faust

“...he wound up misbehaving in a manner so bold and outlandishly inappropriate that it wasn't clear to him if he had lost his mind…

— Paul Auster

“There was to be no further talk of damning her eyes or of her interfering with his riding his own line. He was only…

— John Welcome

“Maybe those sailors will write bad poems, but the same men would have kept dull diaries, too. The problem has to do not with…

— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

“As he drove away from his handiwork, knowing he'd left no survivors, the killer looked at the rising smoke and gave himself a pat…

— Peprah Boasiako

“Truth can't be found in the stars; let the story speak for itself.”

— L.M. Fields

“She explained sometimes the story is supposed to be missing because it's still waiting to be written.”

— Katie Kacvinsky

“...the long way back was not found all at once; first one truth was recovered, then another." p294”

— E.H. Broadbent- The Pilgrim Church

“Is any story not always the narrator's story, in the end?”

— Lee Smith

“Sometimes the story is still missing because it's still waiting to be written.”

— Katie Kacvinsky

“and wasn't it an awful dangerous thing, a text message, because once you pressed that little send button, that was it. Like pulling a…

— Donal Ryan