Pretty good Quote by Stephen King

“As I learned the ropes I learned that for many good and sound reasons the bosses and the captains sent a guy to whack…

— Charles Brandt

“Who was it that taught you to speak bullets without considering the exit wound?”

— QueenKeely

“Is any story not always the narrator's story, in the end?”

— Lee Smith

“This melodrama differed from others in that it was not written, it was to be played impromptu, and only once; after that it would…

— Upton Sinclair

“Okay, can somebody quickly just summarize for the shotgun department who it's okay and not okay to shoot?”

— David Wong

“The stories Hemingway told, the life he lived, all of it ended with a squeeze of a finger on a trigger. What else could…

— Kamal Ravikant

“I began to write fiction on the assumption that the true enemies of the novel were plot, character, setting and theme.”

— John Hawkes

“Curious the small and lesser fates that join to lead a man to this. The thousand brawls and stoven jaws, the clubbings and the…

— Cormac McCarthy

“But in the wake of 'Bullet,' all the guys wanted to know was, 'How's it doing? How's it selling?' How to tell them I…

— Stephen King

“Yes, I could stop writing... But only after I shoot myself.”

— David Lucero

“I consider whoever my words land on to be my target, that’s why I like flash fiction, it’s a lot like using a shotgun.”

— Neil Leckman

“And I fired four more times at a lifeless body and the bullets sank in without leaving a mark. And it was like giving…

— Albert Camus