Write, and you'll find something to write; love, and you'll find someone to love.

Writing is something to do. Why make anything more of it?

I like to write when I feel I have nothing to say. When I feel I have something to say, I like to talk.

Talking immediately connects you to another person while writing generally falls on deaf ears.

Writing is a pointless exercise if it doesn't make one more tolerant.

The real test for a writer is whether their work truly reflects what they think and feel.

Every writer must have this thought at some time: "Why do I do this to myself?

It is not given even to the greatest writers to be able to tell someone else's story.

Do writers force themselves into a state of dissatisfaction in order to have something to write about?