Quote by Rachel Aaron

“Word count doesn't tell me when a story ends, my characters will tell me.”

— Kristy Brown

“You don’t have to say a word, because your actions speak volumes for you.”

— Frank Sonnenberg

“And it's not that I'm a good writer. I found good characters. They tell me what to write, and thank God for that because…

— M.L. Gardner

“Often, it's not so much the movie but the movie experience that really matters.”

— Hrishikesh Agnihotri

“In the movie of your entire life, do you want drama and conflict or a straight shot to the top, unencumbered?”

— James Franco

“I have all the best words.”

— Donald Trump

“You only need two or three details to set the scene. More than that and you can lose the reader's interest.”

— Marc Levy

“A word is a lot.”

— Etgar Keret

“...I wondered about the story we were writing and wanted even more to write a better story for myself, something that leaves a beautiful…

— Donald Miller

“But mostly it's about pacing yourself when you do these movies.”

— Robert Englund

“I wasn't as good at semi-normal conversation as I was at ones that were written down, or adrenalized in a surreal moment.”

— David Levithan

“My style might seem awkward, but I'm only trying to write down the things in the scene that I think the reader should know.”

— Hemingway