1,068 Quotes About Writers-on-writing

Trampled upon by an unruly hoard of life-altering tribulations, we subliminally search for a path leading to spiritual salvation. A scrupulous chart demarking the deliverance of one person onto the road of recovery hews a lifeline of inspiration for other people to grasp.

Will working impulsively in velvet-lined ravines under tonight’s harvest moon yield any hearty hale to conciliate the ambitious rumblings of tomorrow?

Write what you know. Learn what you don't.

Every one of the big breakthroughs in the art of literature have possibly started as what many would call a ludicrous or even laughable idea as the writer occasionally balances a routine piece with an investment in the eccentric and untried. Over time, the reward is usually worth the risk.

If words didn't exist, self-expression would be limited.

Being an intuitive creative comes with a lot of emotional enlightenment. But, sometimes, the society misunderstands you; leaving only those who are on the same wavelength tuned in to your channels.

Writing is like creating a whispered song because the volume outside is too loud.

Picture books foster intense satisfying engagement with books—the original hand-held app.

Writing characters is like raising kids, only more work—because you have to do everything for them.