Will Walton
Will Walton
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Will Walton is an American author known for his work in multiple genres.
Birth and Death Dates
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Will Walton was born on October 12, 1964. Unfortunately, due to lack of information, his date of death is unknown.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Walton holds American nationality and is a writer by profession, with works in the genres of young adult fiction and non-fiction.
Early Life and Background
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Growing up in the United States, Will Walton's early life laid the groundwork for his writing career. However, there is limited information available about his childhood, family, or educational background.
Major Accomplishments
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Walton's work has garnered attention from readers and critics alike, with some of his notable accomplishments including publication by major publishing houses and recognition in literary communities.
Notable Works or Actions
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Some of Will Walton's most notable works include _How High We Go in the Dark_ (2022), a novel that delves into themes of identity, community, and the human condition. His writing often explores complex issues through the lens of character-driven narratives.
Impact and Legacy
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Will Walton's impact on literature is still unfolding as his work continues to be widely read and discussed. Readers appreciate the depth he brings to his characters and the way in which he tackles challenging topics with nuance and empathy.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Readers quote and remember Will Walton for his thought-provoking stories that encourage reflection on what it means to be human. His ability to craft relatable, multidimensional characters has made him a standout in the literary world, with many regarding him as an important voice in contemporary literature.
Quotes by Will Walton
There’s sickness, and there’s sadness. But the thing is, there’s love, too. I try never to forget that.
In case you ever had any doubt, you are my best friend, too. And everyone knows, you never meet anyone on your whole life who means exactly the same thing that your first best friend means. it just doesn’t work that way.
Dancing is spiritual. Dancing is personal. Some people look at a dancing person and say, What a total show-off. They only notice the body of the dancing person. They look at the way the elbows jut out, the way the hips shake and the neck bends. They criticize all of these things, saying, This dancing person shouldn't be dancing. This dancing person has no rhythm. But the dancer is immune to all of this.
I'm not scared of the feeling. It has shown up, and I am facing it. I let everything happen, and I am facing it.I let everything happen as it's supposed to.
Luca said one day, "I guess life doesn't level out the way you think it will, ever." Because the thing is, you always have a body. And with it, you have need, you have desire, and you have love, and it all changes. As we live. Changes. The matter we're made of, that connects us to the stars, in constant motion.
Being young is like being a moth, or alive Ibet-possibly: I am burning, if I am learning any-thing these days, it is that The flames you keep touching when you're young, you keep right ahead on touching when you're older.