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“He took a sheet of paper out of a desk drawer. But what would he write? The day’s work had hardly involved more than…

— Henning Mankell

“ . . . he thought how easy it would be to simply kick his typewriter onto the floor and smash it to pieces…

— Bodie Thoene

“She carried a notebook with her everywhere and brimmed with ideas. She often woke in the night and switched on the light to scribble…

— Josephine Moon

“Every time she meets him, she feels like he was a new paper ready to be drawn. And she could clearly remember how the…

— Basma Salem

“I sat at her desk and turned one page after another, staring at what looked like bits and pieces of black lace laid cross…

— Sue Monk Kidd

“Thus he always wrote using a pencil with a long, sharp but soft lead, so he couldn't here his words as they formed on…

— Jacqueline Winspear

“There's nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and open a vein.”

— Ernest Hemingway

“That evening, Hope wrote a letter to her MP, Jack Crow. She found no difficulty at all in composing it, but quite a bit…

— Ken MacLeod

“paper from the drawer and started to write:”

— Catherine Woods

“I'm writing a book. I'm almost finished. I numbered the pages. Now all I have to do is fill them in.”

— Steven Wright

“There were many markings in pencil, and those strange symbols again, dashed off, it seemed, revealing their opacity what a complex and abstract thing…

— Anne Rice

“... 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