Language Quote by Morgan Parker

“People approach writers, assuming we pull a perfect text out of our nose each time (well spelled). Spelling is the least of it.”

— Sara Levine

“Being a writer all boils down to this: It's you, in a chair, staring at a page. And you're either going to stay in…

— Alessandra Torre

“Writers write. Period. No matter how hard it is. One word after another. Sometimes the sentences spill quickly from our fingertips, and other times…

— Debra Dixon

“All you have to do is put one word after another, and remember how great it feels to be a writer.”

— Stephanie Lennox

“But I am a writer, and I deal in words, and I need to have them spelled out for me--precisely.”

— Sydney Jane Baily

“Sometimes they don't write what I mean, they just write what I say.”

— José Eduardo Agualusa

“Writing is like sculpturing words out of a block of imagination. Sentences chisel the story, then characters make it their own.”

— Federico Chini

Writers mean more than they say and say more than they mean.

— Mason Cooley

“Good writing just isn't that common.”

— Eric Flint

“Words are like shards of glass. By themselves they're worthless; however, when placed together in just the right way, they can become great works…

— Leigh M. Lane

“Good writers are avid readers. They have absorbed a vast inventory of words, idioms, constructions, tropes, and rhetorical tricks,”

— Steven Pinker

“It all comes down to the written word and just how comfortable I am writing them.”

— Anonymous