Quote by Charles Dickens

“Then there were so many things to be said that they did not speak of any of them.”

— Milton Steinberg

“The stories, though, they were all mine.”

— Wendy Jean

“I did not elaborate, nor did I need to. The human imagination is capable of anything when left on its own to fill in…

— Alan Bradley

“her power of telling stories and of making everything she talked about seem like a story, whether it was one or not.”

— Frances Hodgson Burnett

“She wishes that it were true, all of it. That it were more than just a story. That is was their story.”

— Jennifer E. Smith

“Anything might have been anything else and had as much meaning to it.”

— Tennessee Williams

“Everything I said was taken from me and altered until the story wasn’t my own.”

— Hannah Kent

“Story always tells us more than the mere words, and that is why we love to write it, and to read it.”

— Madeleine L'Engle

“Stories don’t require               many words.”

— Kenyatta García

“Everything was really a story, penned or thought or acted out at some time by someone.”

— Ted Dekker

“...but there are stories that cannot begin at their beginning, and perhaps this is one of them.”

— Félix J. Palma

“Sometimes, a story is just the thing we tell ourselves to escape the ordinariness of a life that has no tale to tell at…

— A.J. Grayson