Quotes about Being a writer

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A writer illuminates the lights of her heart so that everyone can see themselves in the mirror of her thoughts. — Debasish Mridha
I thought I would write a love letter. But then, I wrote a book." - Suzy Davies, on "Johari's Window — Suzy Davies
And this is what being an artist means, being a poet? To sacrifice yourself for your art, sacrifice your heart for your — Charlotte Eriksson, Empty Roads & Broken Bottles; in search for The Great Perhaps
Artists shouldn't wait until they are told what their art should be, they shouldn't follow trends or allow other people — Andrew James Pritchard
To become a writer a person must read constantly, the more varied the writers and their material then all the better. On — Andrew James Pritchard
The out-dated imagery of sitting over a dusty typewriter staring at blank pages for years is a fallacy and probably desi — Kytka Hilmar-Jezek, Book Power: A Platform for Writing, Branding, Positioning & Publishing
I write because I am a writer, not because I want to get anything out of it. — H. Raven Rose
Sometimes I don't even know why I'm writing what I'm writing...I'm just following these people around and taking notes. — P. Anastasia
When a person sets out to learn from others and not to teach others he becomes a true writer. — Carla H. Krueger
There are times when I can't believe how much ridiculous stuff happens to me and how brilliant it is to be in a position — Carla H. Krueger
If I don't stay in and write, I feel like a prisoner. — Carla H. Krueger
My mother, who is a pianist and a fine artist, purchased a piano for me. Twice. This was back when I was a small girl. P — C. JoyBell C.
Being a writer means you get to live vicariously through your characters — Lisa Marbly-Warir
She swallowed the ridicule & washed it down with criticism, It was far sweeter than the taste of obscurity. — C.E. O'Grady