There is only one trait that makes the writer. He is always watching. — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
“As he still groped for that one moment, Father Dowling began to think that the whole city for years had been whispering its story… — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
“There is only one trait that marks the writer. He is always watching. It's a kind of trick of the mind and he is… — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
“The last confession he heard was from a young hysterical girl who seemed to him to be making up a chain of small sins… — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
I had my success too soon. Three books published with Scribners in New York before I was 30. — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
There is only one trait that makes the writer. He is always watching. — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
I'm probably better known for boxing with Hemingway than for anything I've written. — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
“The question is," Harry whispered, trying desperately to joke, "whether it's better to be dead from the neck up or the neck down," and… — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
“His sins seemed to be so few that he was alarmed and groped anxiously for more, knowing he could not be without guilt.” — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
I had my success too soon. Three books published with Scribner's in New York before I was 30. — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
I know it may sound silly, but I think my short stories have a life and identity of their own. They crop up in… — Morley Callaghan Copy Share Image
