Articles Quote by Joshua Foer

In writing a series of stories about the same characters, plan the whole series in advance in some detail, to avoid contradictions and inconsistencies.

— L. Sprague de Camp

“To learn faster, chunk, sequence, connect, dump, practice, and prioritize.”

— Jill Konrath

I chart a little first-list of names, rough synopsis of chapters, and so on. But one daren't overplan; so many things are generated by…

— Anthony Burgess

Each book requires a different kind of treatment and structural gambit.

— Colson Whitehead

What gets lost in the textbook is the overall narrative. It gets lost in all the boxes and all the photos and all the…

— James W. Loewen

It's a very artistic process to translate and adapt a book into a series.

— Carlton Cuse

Each book first begins with a little idea.

— Dick Bruna

Never read a book to the end, nor even in sequence and without skipping.

— Fernando Pessoa

I like to think that each book I start is a completely new departure But I’ve learned that whatever you do, readers will have…

— Ian Mcewan

Adapting a book is the most difficult thing because half the time you are wondering what to remove.

— Vikramaditya Motwane

Chronology can be dangerous. You can get so linear that it becomes robotic for the reader.

— Lawrence Wright

“Summarizing documents: Reducing a document to its most import features or concepts can give the reader quick overview, saving time.”

— Anasse Bari