“Reading is a collaboration between the writer and reader. Both parties must keep that in mind when dealing with a work of fiction.”
{Guy Gavriel Kay}
Quotes that got my attention
“Reading is a collaboration between the writer and reader. Both parties must keep that in mind when dealing with a work of fiction.”
{Guy Gavriel Kay}
“Even a good person doesn’t want to read a novel about good people.”
(Issac Bashevis Singer)
That’s an interesting quote. It is really true?
“Fiction is not Darwinian. Fiction is Creationist. When we make worlds, we become gods. And gods are responsible for the things they create, particularly when they create them in their own image.”
(Laura Hudson)
“Many modern artists, it seems to me, have forgotten the value that art has in itself. Much modern art is far too intellectual to be great art. Many modern artists seem not to see the distinction between man and non-man, and it is a part of the lostness of modern man that they no longer see value in the work of art as a work of art.
I am afraid, however, that as evangelicals we have largely made the same mistake. Too often we think that a work of art has value only if we reduce it to a tract. This too is to view art solely as a message for the intellect.”
(Francis Schaeffer, Art and the Bible)
There is a common saying that goes like this, “If I knew then what I know now, my life would have been so much easier or better.”
Well, I believe that cheats of fullness and duration of life. If you learned everything by 29, why get older? Somehow, we have to come to believe that wisdom comes when we are young. Actually, its the opposite and by understanding that we will honor every season of our lives, not the one that society views as the most valuable.
(Aaron Johnson)
“When you don’t have money, people fear it. However having money has its own limitations that creates ego, resentment, and distrust. What always beats money is having a great game plan that’s executed well.”
(Colin Cowherd)
“Self-Awareness or Self-Control are better and infinitely more important than Self-Esteem.”
(Dennis Prager)