Quote by Lee Braver

“Sometimes we need fellow radicals to remind us of what we, as writers, have set out to proclaim.”

— Michael Graves

“You might discuss important philosophical topics, such as the nature of existence- or what a bunch of lying toe rags politicians are.”

— Nick Spalding

“When a writer has chosen a topic, he or she has really chosen numerous topics.”

— Kelly Gallagher

“The fact is that each writer creates his own precursors.”

— jorge luis borges

“The text, in its mass, is comparable to a sky, at once flat and smooth, deep, without edges and without landmarks; like the soothsayer…

— Roland Barthes

“Books are so full of thoughts that some of them have learned to think.”

— Henry Hitchens (Browse

“as I reflected upon the matter, I discovered that these authors, in their books, were, after all merely making use of their own experiences…

— Booker T. Washington

“At times, quotes from the books talk more about our lives than on the lives of the characters.”

— John Green

“Some writers, no matter how good they are, can't speak to us. Something about the way they see the world, I think, string sentences…

— David Bowker

“subgenres are products of the writers’ urgent necessity to avoid tangling with a realistic”

— William Gibson

“The most important things aren't always in the main story; sometimes the real meaning is scribbled in the margins.”

— Isabelle Rowan

“Great ideas emerges from useless fragments of thoughts.”

— Michael Bassey Johnson