The-greyfriar Quote by Clay Susan Griffith

“I just thought maybe if we wrote letters, we could talk about whatever we wanted.”

— Jasinda Wilder

“...because even the alphabet is precious.”

— Adrienne Rich

“Perhaps I had to change my idea of what an insult sounds like.”

— Gabourey Sidibe

“... instead of spelling stories you spread silence, which was outside the alphabet.”

— Lauren Slater

“One must find some structure, even if it be this haphazard one of the alphabet.”

— Gilbert Sorrentino

“They have a quick verbal exchange but only get to cover the alphabet from A to F, outdoing each other with the most choice…

— Melina Marchetta

“I write with the entire alphabet, not just the popular letters. Readers don't want to lose themselves in the text. They want to find…

— Mark R. Trost

“Were there language, I'd be my own lone letter.”

— Beth Kephart

“I couldn't help but notice that he'd pronounced her name differently, like her name, and only her name, contained all the good letters.”

— Morgan Matson

“When what you are insulted by meets what you have a strong desire to do, then that would bring you significance.”

— Sunday Adelaja

“There were so many things I wanted to say at once if the words would just get out of each other's way. "Fine.”

— Ilona Andrews

“Perhaps you think too hard about what words you're going to use and how to make your mouth say them.”

— Ali Shaw