Quote by Charlotte Brontë

“I don’t really think it would be in my best interest to disclose the events that took place today,”

— R.L. Mathewson

“disclosure: (n.) when they finally tell us everything and nothing changes.”

— Sol Luckman

“I knew only that my thoughts and external events were inextricably linked.”

— Grace G. Payge

“What occurred did so because I was open to it, and not because fate and I met at a certain angle. I had plenty…

— Rachel Kushner

“We pay attention to what we are told to attend to, or what we're looking for, or what we already know...what we see is…

— Daniel Simons

“Specifically, I ask that my scenes do three things: Advance the story Reveal new information Pull the reader forward”

— Rachel Aaron

“It's not revealing, it's informative.”

— Gemma Burgess

“A story always sounds clear enough at a distance, but the nearer you get to the scene of events the vaguer it becomes.”

— George Orwell

“But to those who can’t see it yet, everything comes in stories, creating readiness, nudging them toward receptive insight.”

— Eugene H. Peterson

“It was like watching a community you thought you knew reveal itself as something else.”

— Timothy B. Tyson

“only by believing in and looking for secrets could you see beyond the convention to an opportunity hidden in plain sight.”

— Peter Thiel

“Everything is revealed beforehand, but only to those with eyes to see.”

— Michael Bassey Johnson