All kinds Quote by Stella Gibbons

“As writing is one of the desperate professions, it has universal appeal, especially for those not engaged in it.”

— WH Auden

“For whatever the era, nationality, gender and genre; whether realistic, traditional, fabulist, historical, fantasist, minimalist, crossover, the writer worthy of the literary arts and…

— Gregorio C. Brillantes

“Of the four fundamentals, discovering each writer’s identity is the one I hold most dear, and the one, as teachers, we need to shout…

— Patty McGee

“A good story invites us into someone else’s world where we learn, discover commonality, and leave with deeper understanding.”

— Lynda Cheldelin Fell

“The writer’s special talent is to empathize with people and imagine their lives. We know them as we write them.”

— Kay Kenyon

“I think that it's only natural that readers become writers. You can only learn so much before you have to share it with others.”

— Geary Davis

“I was ignorant at first of bookish subjects, but in his atmosphere, if one were no student, and didn't even try to keep up,…

— Gene Stratton-Porter

“The irony of writing is that it's a solitary profession in which the lone writer tries to address universal human concerns.”

— Mark Rubinstein

“...writing surrounds us: it's not something we do just in school or on the job but something that is as familiar and everyday as…

— Andrea A. Lunsford

“If writers only wrote about things everybody knew, what the hell would be the point of writing?”

— Haruki Murakami

“Life as a writer was not what I expected. I knew no other writers. I knew no writing teachers or editors. I had to…

— Lee Siegel

“It is a still stranger thing that there is nothing so delightful in the world as telling stories. It is far pleasanter than writing…

— Virginia Woolf