Book Quote by Dorothy L. Sayers

The one thing which seems to me quite impossible is to take into consideration the kind of book one is expected to write; surely…

— Dorothy L. Sayers

“All novels are impossible. We would not wish to read them if they were not. Can you imagine how dull a tale would be…

— Caitlin Williams

“There's a book in you that only you can write.”

— Chris Baty

“It's entirely possible to base an entire book on a long-forgotten letter.”

— Sara Sheridan

“...perhaps the sweetest moment in writing is the arrival of that idea for a book which never has to be written, which is never…

— Julian Barnes

“But this book does not offer a single page of original and unpublished work. What then is the need, now, for such a book?”

— J.R.R. Tolkien

“All we can do is write, but its up to the reader to decide if we wrote masterpieces or empty silliness, and there is…

— Uma Nnenna

“Just like so many things in life, the secret to writing a book is just sticking with it. Put in the time and eventually…

— Jeffrey Littorno

“No book worth reading ever fails to be steeped with the spirit of the person who wrote it.”

— Paul Leicester Ford

“You could fill a book with all the things you don't know,girl. In fact-I think someone may have already written it.But that's neither here…

— Lauren Kate

“You can write books, but there’s only ever one book that’s really you.”

— Joan G. Robinson

“The book should be the written counterpart of the unwritten world; its subject should be what does not exist and cannot exist except when…

— Italo Calvino