About Quote by Jim Bakker

I have personally seen statements that were longer than some books I have read.

— Wendell H. Ford

From beginning to end, the novel [Dissemblers] took about three and a half years to write. I didn't write it chronologically.

— Liza Campbell

“History's lessons don't expire after a few decades.”

— Anonymous

I don't worry about long-term history. I won't be around to read it.

— George W. Bush

“Author discussed what he calls the "narrative fallacy." This refers to our "limited ability" to look at a sequence of facts "without weaving an…

— Nassim Nicholas Taleb

To be quite honest, along with thinking and such when it comes to writing, I'm not into words like "theory." I'm a PhD dropout.…

— Mary J. Miller

“If anything one writes isn't still being talked about ten years later then it wasn't worth writing in the first place.”

— Howard Hinton

“When it worked, reading could take away the burden of time.”

— Nic Pizzolatto

If you're writing a novel, you're in a room for three or four years. There's not much coming in from the outside.

— Mordecai Richler

“This paper, by its very length, defends itself from ever being read.”

— Winston S. Churchill

“Words have power, power we fail to recognize time and time again. Both spoken words and written words have an impact that can last…

— Sarah Holman

“History fancies itself linear - but yields to a cyclical temptation.”

— Criss Jami