My Book of Quotations: Adages and Aphorisms

One Line

An aphorism ought to be no more than one line and no less than that of the mind.

An optimist may write the world as it ought to be while a pessimist writes only darkness.

A futuristic novel ought to always be written in form of historical fiction.

I hold in my hand, not a pen, and I write to you now, not on paper.

It grabbed me by the throat and made me write, write, and write.

You realise, you do not want to write it, you do not need to write it -- you have to write it.

It is a folly that we view ourselves as being the rulers of our minds and thoughts.

The mind, brain, and body are differences of the same oneness.