The Word Happiness Exists In Every Language;

In The Course Of A Life Devoted Less To Living Than To Reading, I Have Verified Many Times That Literary Intentions And Theories Are Nothing More Than Stimuli And That The Final Work Usually Ignores Or Even Contradicts Them.

Reality Is Not Always Probable, Or Likely. But If You're Writing A Story, You Have To Make It As Plausible As You Can, Because If Not, The Reader's Imagination Will Reject It.

As The End Approaches, There Are No Longer Any Images From Memory - There Are Only Words.

When I Wake Up, I Wake To Something Worse. It’s The Astonishment Of Being Myself

Literature Is Not Exhaustible, For The Sufficient And Simple Reason That A Single Book Is Not.