Truth Quote by Anne Brontë

“But it is a writer's duty to write and speak and record the truth, always the truth, no matter whom may be offended.”

— Edward Abbey

“Not all writing is political or revolutionary, but the very act of giving yourself permission to write, to speak, to share the truth no…

— Dinty W. Moore

“the truth was not always what people wanted to hear; sometimes it was better to keep the burden of truth to yourself.”

— Katerina Diamond

“You have to be careful what you write and not allow self righteousness to cloud your ability to be objective. This story is not…

— Crystal Evans

“An author owes a duty to the truth.”

— Walter Moers

“At least I understood that writing was this: an impulse to share with other people a feeling or truth that I myself had. Not…

— Brenda Ueland

“It is a truth universally acknowledged that people write the darnedest things in the margins of their books.”

— Tara Bray Smith

“Letters...People do not write the truth; they write the things that, they believe, you would like to read.”

— Henning Mankell

“Outbreaks of unvarnished truths in the backyard of our true self can be very precious and inspiring, even though we might inconsistently be tempted…

— Erik Pevernagie

“The truth has its own virtue, which is separate from its content.”

— Sofia Samatar

“It’s necessary to admit that there's no universal truth about right and wrong when the subjects of your writings come rightly from your heart.”

— Frederick Vanderbuilt

“If we have learned one truth, it is to be thankful for what we still have and not to wish for what used to…

— Robin Perini