No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck. — John Jakes
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No writer should minimize the factor that affects everyone but is beyond control: luck.

— John Jakes
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More “Luck” Quotes

Luck affects everything. Let your hook always be cast in the stream where you least expect it there will be a fish. — Ovid
Fortune, seeing that she could not make fools wise, has made them lucky. — Michel de Montaigne
It's luck that one thing works out and one doesn't, it's sort of happenstance. — Richard Linklater
Luck can be assisted. It is not all chance with the wise. — Baltasar Gracian
To work all the time is to be incredibly lucky. — Harvey Fierstein
When a man has no reason to trust himself, he trusts in luck. — E. W. Howe
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Just by luck, I picked good heroes to worship. — Charles Kuralt
Some folk want their luck buttered. — Thomas Hardy
Luck relies on chance, labor on character. — Richard Cobden
The man who is intent on making the most of his opportunities is too busy to bother about luck. — B. C. Forbes