Writing Quote by Jules Verne

“Who was it that taught you to speak bullets without considering the exit wound?”

— QueenKeely

“Then I fired four more times at the motionless body where the bullets lodged without leaving a trace. And it was like knocking four…

— Albert Camus

“It was surprising to consider that in fact there were signs, that is the embers of a voice destroyed by fire.”

— Alessandro Baricco

“As a writer, I can think of no greater terror than confronting a blank page, except perhaps the terror of being shot at.”

— Richard Castle

“And I fired four more times at a lifeless body and the bullets sank in without leaving a mark. And it was like giving…

— Albert Camus

“He is the true soldier who knows how to die and stand his ground in the midst of a hail of bullets.”

— Mahatma Gandhi

“Where are the reporters of yesteryear?' he muttered, 'the nail biting, acerbic, alcoholic nighthawk bastards who truly knew how to write?”

— Annie Proulx

“And as he recalls the old soldier's wisdom regarding bullets and fate, how pointless evasion is when each shot has a man's name on…

— Emma Richler

“His mind, shrinking from reality, ran for safety along these unimportant details.”

— Agatha Christie

“At times I was aware, while they were happening, that I was a witness to extraordinary events, and I tried to remember them as…

— Henry Orenstein

“Curious the small and lesser fates that join to lead a man to this. The thousand brawls and stoven jaws, the clubbings and the…

— Cormac McCarthy

“We are writing the future in Letters of Fire.”

— Neil Gaiman