Books Quote by E. Lockhart

“Someone once wrote that a novel should deliver a series of small astonishments. I get the same thing spending an hour with you. Also,…

— E. Lockhart

“Hardly anything is as exciting or as diverse, as strong a confirmation of life and hope and the universe's urge towards creativity, as a…

— Margaret Simons

“What a gift. This page is briefly stained by my tears of gratitude. Novelists don't usually have it so good, do they, when something…

— Martin Amis

“Sometimes life kicks you in the teeth with an irony that a self-respecting fiction writer would be ashamed to invent.”

— David Morrell

“I have inherited fragrance of classic books. Drilling the wall for light, hair tied to a beam in fear of drowsing, I wrest from…

— Lisa See

“Don’t be offended if you encounter some good-natured ribbing; the idea of writing a novel in a month deserves to be laughed at.”

— Chris Baty

“Lie through your teeth and call it a novel. All will be well.”

— James Paddock

“Sometimes, I marvel at the wonder of how graceful words seem to appear pen to paper; in others' hands And I think to myself-…

— Joy Chua

“Writing a book is like pulling strands out of your soul, one by one, until one day instead of a mess it finally looks…

— Ksenia Anske

“A book's a strange thing. It's ideas, feelings. It's fragile and complicated. You can't make them like refrigerators or cars.”

— Anonymous

“It was an irresistible novelty having a conversation about books with a stranger.”

— Jaclyn Dolamore

“Nothing can compare to the feeling evoked by turning the page in a great book.”

— Aneta Cruz