Books Quote by Ursula Markham

“there is no better way to learn how to write than by writing a novel.”

— Lawrence Block

“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

“writing a novel is extremely complicated. So complicated, in fact, that you cannot possibly hold your entire novel in your head all at once.…

— Nathan Bransford

“If you write without reading, you will certainly have too many books without readers.”

— M.F. Moonzajer

“There's a very thin line that separates readers and writers. You make a leap over that line when there’s a book you want to…

— Alice Hoffman

“Sometimes there is no chemistry between writer and reader, so - give up. Not all books are meant to be read.”

— My mother

“no writing is a waste of time--no creative work where the feelings, the imagination, the intelligence must work.”

— Brenda Ueland

“There are certain authors out there whose books I'll read no matter what they're about. More often than not I don't even need to…

— Shawn Kirsten Maravel

“I think you can read a dozen different books and not learn a single thing about writing. Good writers don't read, they study books.…

— Joe Bunting

“If you don't love what you're writing, stop right now: it's not worth your time and certainly not the reader's.”

— Don Roff

“The whole world's writing novels, but nobody's reading them.”

— Robert Galbraith

“Writing a novel is just like life ... it's only in the doing of it that I find out what works.”

— Angela Young