101 Quotes About Authors-on-writing

Ever Since I Can Remember, I Have Always Been a Huge Advocate for Women and Children.

I Know Many Horror Authors Are Depressed or Act Miserable With Their lives. This Seems To Go With The Territory. For Example, Best-selling Horror Author, Joe Hill Talks About His Own Depression And Anxiety And How He Is Too Afraid To Take A Pill Because, of How This May Diminish And Destroy His Creative Side of Writing Horror. I Myself Happen To Feel The Exact Opposite. I Almost Always Noticed A More Creative Output In My Writing When On Pills.

I am absolutely convinced without any uncertainty that the old adage, History Repeats Itself is a valid assertion.

You Never Have To Worry About Anything, If You Just Tell The Truth.

If you don’t do anything to capture and draw your memories—no matter whether you choose words, pencil, photography, or filming—the only place where they have a chance to exist is in your head, which can’t be called the most reliable place to store them; soon, they’d be lost forever… leaving no trace, like they never existed… like YOU never existed… same as those billions and billions of lives that had already disappeared from the world.

Stop resenting, stop blaming the very pieces of your life that give you something to write from.

Let it be known I am a fan of the comma; it gives cadence to my writing. Those who disagree are in their usual hurried state…not giving pause where a breath is due.

Begin your new story on a blank page, and like lonely footprints along a snowy path, the rest will follow...

Writers don't have bad life days; they just have good research days.