Quote by Anne Rice

“For all we know, the handwriting might have been on the wall all along. The question is: was the ink invisible?”

— Amos Tversky

“There were signs everywhere but none that I could read or even hope to decipher. These multi-lined symbols unhinged my familiar world.”

— Gerry Abbey

“Ideas can come from anywhere and at any time. The problem with making mental notes is that the ink fades very rapidly.”

— Rolf Smith

“Writing takes a pen, a sheet of paper and, to start with, just the shadow of an idea.”

— Françoise Sagan

“The rub is that any work of nonsense abounds with so many inviting symbols that you can start with any assumption you please about…

— Martin Gardner

“Written language may have been conceived as a modest way of describing reality, bit it gradually became a powerful way to reshape reality.”

— Yuval Noah Harari

“…and on occasion I like to write in pencil, because I need to know that I can erase the words, even if I never…

— Bruce Black

“If I were taking notes, they would read: I see something. A shape? I have no idea. It’s not exactly the stuff that literary…

— Ann Patchett

“Whereas I, even now, persist in believing that these black marks on white paper bear the greatest significance, that if I keep writing I…

— Jeffrey Eugenides

“The letters from the ink in my pen are an absurd map of magic signs.”

— Fernando Pessoa

“The process of writing has something infinite about it. Even though it is interrupted each night, it is one single notation, and it seems…

— Elias Canetti

“... we produced a bundle of pens, a copious supply of ink, and a goodly show of writing and blotting paper. For there was…

— Charles Dickens