Quote by William Gaddis

“He said to me, ‘The book has found its reader,’ and what could I do but agree with him?”

— Thomas Ligotti

“What are you reading?" She replied without once taking her eyes off the page. "I am reading the sort of sentimental novel men dismiss…

— Maya Rodale

“In the end I decided to hold onto the book, my thought being that his story was a unique one, and so best to…

— Patrick deWitt

“first time I realized that a man was behind each one of the books. A man had to think them up. A man had…

— Ray Bradbury

“I listened intently. He chose to skim past the parts that would put his ridiculous worries to rest, and I chose to snatch the…

— Jodi Ellen Malpas

“That's what he disliked about certain artists and writers. They interfered and pointed to everything as if you couldn't see it or read for…

— Frank McCourt

“For without being read, is the story ever really told?”

— Michael Reid

“It's not enough to know what all the words mean," he continued. "A good reader starts to see what an entire book is trying…

— Paul Acampora

“The thread of the story fell to the ground, so I went down on my hands and knees to hunt for it." –”

— Iman Mersal

“His granny taught him to read, see. I reckon it overheated his mind.”

— Terry Pratchett

“The man had no portraits or photographs, but he had slowly surrounded himself with mementos of a fantastic past. Each little item, by the…

— William Ritter

“For my books, I do everything short of writing my own reviews. Those I do tall.”

— Jarod Kintz