Atlas-shrugged Quote by Ayn Rand

“Write as many books as you want, but remember that literature is never about quantity. Even the most popular works fade into the shadows…

— Mouloud Benzadi

“He was alone with seven thousand books...mostly aged and unsaleable.”

— George Orwell

“No book worth reading ever fails to be steeped with the spirit of the person who wrote it.”

— Paul Leicester Ford

“He was a far more voracious reader than me, but he made it a rule to never touch a book by any author who…

— Haruki Murakami

“When I was his age, and even today, when it comes to books and libraries, too much is never enough”

— Josh Hanagarne

“A true writer does not seek wealth or fame does seek to find himself in each of his readers souls.”

— Julia Joanne Black

“He had no intention of writing. He loved reading, that was all. And he read books that he thought so far beyond anything that…

— Niall Williams

“I own most of the book on my list, in an ancient paperback edition that doesn't count.”

— Susan Orth

“Books exceed authors' lifespan.”

— Toba Beta

“You know what a publisher is? He’s a failed writer whose father was rich enough that he’s able to appropriate other people’s talents.”

— Joël Dicker

“It doesn't matter how many copies of my book I sell. The important thing is that the person reading it likes it.”

— Jennifer Raygoza

“He was always being told that writers never become famous or rich, but of course that was not why he wrote, he wrote simply…

— Andrew James Pritchard