Quote by D.E. Stevenson

“She was tallish with dark hair which fell in waves around a pale and serious face. Standing still, alone, she seemed almost somber, like…

— Douglas Adams

“But this first clumsy attempt showed her that the imagination itself was a source of secrets: once she had begun a story, no one…

— Ian McEwan

“It was one thing to talk about being by yourself, doing important things, but quite another when the opportunity arose. The characters in the…

— Natalie Babbitt

“She had a wild imagination, and sometimes she could fool herself.”

— Kimberly Raiser

“As a final test, I tried to look Arthur in the eyes. But no, this time-honoured process didn't work. Here were no windows to…

— Christopher Isherwood

“Anyway, how can you say things like that? You don't know me at all." She wasn't really caught up in this game, but she…

— Judith Krantz

“Never had he beheld such a magnificent brown skin, so entrancing a figure, such dainty, transparent fingers. He stood gazing in wonder at her…

— Gustave Flaubert

“It was skin, she decided. Only skin. And it had no power to add or subtract or otherwise alter her fundamental understanding of her…

— Leonard Pitts Jr

“Arthur felt as though he were being read like a book, and wondered whether this girl would like his story.”

— Kiersten White

“He had been violently confused by her real presence in the opposite inaccessible corner. For months he had been possessed by the imagination of…

— A. S. Byatt

“Her vision was simple,” Wilson wrote later. She wanted a small place with a little kitchen and a bathroom. It would have her favorite…

— Atul Gawande

“She wasn't fantasy anymore. But something real, something he couldn't imagine living without, and he crossed his arms, as if bracing himself from the…

— Nicholas Sparks