Philosophy Quote by Albert Camus

Great novelists are philosopher novelists - that is, the contrary of thesis-writers.

— Albert Camus

“Most authors would be the first to admit the best of their writing is beyond even them. It comes from someplace outside the conscious…

— K.M. Weiland

“good writing and brilliant discourse are perpetual allegories. This”

— Ralph Waldo Emerson

“The greatness of a writer has nothing to do with subject matter itself, only with how much the subject matter touches the author.”

— Boris Pasternak

“Authors are merely the medium between the words and the page.”

— Caron Kamps Widden

“It is possible to be a great novelist - that is, to render a veracious account of your times - and a bad writer…

— Angela Carter

“Quite often, too, a writer who has for a time been believed to possess a great store of ordinarily profound ideas, and who is…

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

“A novel is purposely a-philosophic, even anti-philosophic, fiercely independent of any system of preconceived ideas, it questions, it marvels, it doesn't judge, nor proclaims…

— Milan Kundera

“Poets write magistic and compelling words on paper. But authors, they write magistic and compelling words on souls.”

— Kayla.M.f

“I don't claim to be a great author, but I do write from the heart.”

— Teri Heyer

“There are no "great" subjects for the creative writer; there are only the singular details of a single human life.”

— Richard Selzer

“Writers are not just writers, they are creators of worlds, sculptors of the mind, they are architects of language.”

— Jamie L. Harding