Creativity Quote by Brian Harmon

“There were a few other moves of his father's he could do without as well - the sucker punches, the ruffling of the hair,…

— Margaret Atwood

“His language was, as I say, under great provocation, violent and unusual. He had a trick of using words which never were on land…

— Edgar Wallace

“He had a daddy, but he’d never get to know his father, and the knowledge of that pained me every day.”

— Isabella Starling

“As he got older, Billy suspected, he would, Dicaprio-like, simply become like an increasingly wizened child.”

— China Miéville

“He was experimenting with being ardently sympathetic with everybody he met. He thought that might make the world a slightly more pleasant place to…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“He never once repeated himself and he never used either profanity or obscenity. (I learned later that he saved those for very special occasions,…

— Robert A. Heinlein

“Billy was a hardscrabble country boy, maybe forty years old, lean and furtive, like a fox and a squirrel had a kid, and spent…

— Lee Child

“I loved having a dad who was smarter than the New York Times , and I loved how my cheek could feel the hairs…

— Jonathan Safran Foer

“All those years I'd kept an outline of my father in my head, like a chalk line enclosing a father-shaped space. When I was…

— Margaret Atwood

“Through some happy accident of heredity he had escaped his father's tediousness, while retaining a little of his mother's jolly high spirits and humor.…

— William Styron

“I can speak of our baby like this to no one else. Who but his father would linger over the exact width of his…

— Phillippa Gregory

“He was like my father. They each wanted me to be their audience, to hear the things they needed to express.”

— Richard Ford