I collect writing quotes. I firmly believe every lover of words should collect good quotes, but I have sub-collections dealing with writing and history.
Here's my favorite, from a History Channel interview with David MuCullough: "To write well is to think clearly."
Here's one that was posted on FreelanceWritingGigs yesterday, by Deb--who clearly loves to collect quotes too, since she posted a whole batch of them:
There’s no such thing as writer’s block. That was invented by people in California who couldn’t write. From the great Terry Pratchett
And digging into my own collection once more, here's one from Norman Mailer:
Writing is wonderful when you talk about it. . . But writing as a daily physical activity is not agreeable. You put on weight, you strain your gut, you get gout and chilblains. You’re alone, and every day you have to face a blank piece of paper.
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