Psychology Quote by Craig Johnson

“The mind is a leaf pile where you can bury anything…”

— Alicia Ostriker

“When I as reading and writing, I was in that exhilarating place where the life of the imagination is more real than the tiles…

— Deborah Lawrenson

“Maybe we were the Diggers of literature.”

— Wallace Stegner

“Everything is mended by the soil.”

— Andrew Crofts

“In the field of memory, land mines were buried everywhere, easily tripped.”

— Anne D. LeClaire

“The bits which did mean anything were often so wonderfully buried that no one could ever spot them slipping past in the avalanche of…

— Douglas Adams

“I’m a miner, and I’m always dirty, because I’m constantly digging. Am I shoveling for gold? Hardly. I’m unearthing this hearty land searching for…

— Jarod Kintz

“My mind mends my motives and my notion navigates my natives,for we all are made of soil-our corrupted soil.”

— Munia Khan

“I think places take hold of us and we become mere parts of the landscape, taking on its quirks and follies.”

— Ali Shaw

“It’s like the Stone Age over there, just sand and rubble and IEDs.”

— Tom Perrotta

“It was like archeology. There was digging and there was dirt. And there was broken things.”

— Louise Penny

“You take what you're given, whether it's the cornfields of the Midwest or the coal mines of West Virginia, and you make your fiction…

— Larry Brown