Quotes On Writing - A Collection of Famous Writers
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  • Reads 10,528
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  • Parts 26
  • Time 48m
Complete, First published Sep 10, 2015
This is a collection of plenty of quotes from famous writers/authors. These quotes are mostly about writing. 
  
  I collect them because I'm a beginner in writing stories and I find some really inspiring. It helps me to not give up and continue despite the hardships I face.
  
  If you need any tips, pieces of advice, ideas, inspiration, motivation, encouragement, and support, then these renowned writers will guide you in your writing journey.
  
  Share! It's for everyone!

"If they won't write the kind of book we like to read, we shall have to write them ourselves." - C.S Lewis

"The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never any use to oneself." - Oscar Wilde

"A mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work if it isn't open." - Frank Kafka


[Completed: January 16th 2017.]

© 2017 Mabel Akins. No Rights Reserved. Credits to the authors mentioned in the collection.
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Tuck Sinn

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Tom Sawyer has grown up into a high schooler. So far, he's lived a peaceful life in his small town. He is dating Becky Thatcher- his childhood sweetheart- and their relationship, of course, has its ups and downs. They've been through everything, together, so why not keep that going? Eventually, though, Tom realizes how unhappy he is. And his thoughts keep on being brought to his past. To Huckleberry Finn- his oldest friend who has been travelling for years- who is probably never coming back. Tom's sadness magnifies and he starts pulling away from his lifelong friends. And then Huck comes back to town. And he's different than before; Huck is smarter and quieter and taller, but Tom can still see that in some ways- in the good ways- he's the same boy Tom's always known. And Tom starts to wonder what's really his best path in life- the one planned from the start, comfortable and safe and happy, or the one that will make him see freedom, no matter if his heart breaks? *completed!*