Language Quote by Melina Marchetta

“It is interesting to note that the words silent and listen contain all of the same letters, just rearranged.”

— Suzanne Marsh

“Foibles are like alphabets; they collate and cascade into a prose of follies.”

— Shabbeer Ahmed

“There were so many things I wanted to say at once if the words would just get out of each other's way. "Fine.”

— Ilona Andrews

“WRITE. Take your time and play with the words until you feel you got them RIGHT.”

— Nico J. Genes

“... instead of spelling stories you spread silence, which was outside the alphabet.”

— Lauren Slater

“I write with the entire alphabet, not just the popular letters. Readers don't want to lose themselves in the text. They want to find…

— Mark R. Trost

“The silent adjustments to understand colloquial language are enormously complicated.”

— Ludwig Wittgenstein

“True words come out without arrangement.”

— Ahmed Mayouf

“Books are love letters (or apologies) passed between us, adding a layer of conversation beyond our spoken words.”

— Donalyn Miller

“...because even the alphabet is precious.”

— Adrienne Rich

“It's easy to hear words. It's another thing to accept them.”

— Katie Kacvinsky

“Words are like people, I think. Put too many of them too close together and they cause trouble.”

— Carolee Dean