60 Quotes by Mark Rubinstein

When people sat in caves, they told stories. It was for sharing, learning, entertaining. Storytelling is as old as we are. It will never die.

Reading is an apprenticeship to writing.

There is no fiction. There’s only truth disguised as fiction.

There is no absolute truth. There is only your own truth. Write honestly, from the heart, and you will reach your readers.

A good novel takes the reader into the heart of another person. It lands you smack into the life and times of someone else.

Given the state of airlines and airports these days, I travel extensively by opening a book.

If you’re a writer, you’re not a short order cook. Forget what people want. Write what you want to write, be true to yourself.

Writing a novel is the ultimate in sweat equity.

The writer’s imagination sets the template for the reader’s to take over. The reader is a participant in the imaginative process.