Darrell Pitt > Quotes

“You’re very tidy,’ Dan said. ‘You can come and tidy my room if you like.’ ‘Ferdy cannot do the impossible,’ Ferdy said.”
― Darrell Pitt, Teen Superheroes Box Set Books 1 - 7

“Killing a teenager would be no big deal at all.”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“A writer never has a vacation. For a writer, life consists of either writing or thinking about writing.”
― Darrell Pitt, Secrets of Successful Writers

“this sounds like a suicide mission.”
― Darrell Pitt, The Battle for Earth

“Still, some women found bald men attractive. Look at Bruce Willis.”
― Darrell Pitt, The Battle for Earth

“Damn.”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“You’ll get used to it,” I say. “She’s like Bruce Lee. Only better. And faster. And prettier.”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“They should also write every day. They shouldn’t wait for inspiration. Carpenters don’t need inspiration to make a table. It’s their profession. If they waited for inspiration to hammer in a nail or sand a plank of wood, they’d never make anything.”
― Darrell Pitt, Secrets of Successful Writers

“I love the idea of westerns. It’s a simple dynamic: a man or woman overcoming hardship to carve out a meaningful life in a savage land, while maintaining their integrity.”
― Darrell Pitt, Secrets of Successful Writers

“Call me crazy.”
― Darrell Pitt, Teen Superheroes Box Set Books 1 - 7

“and now he was in America’s only haunted supermarket being stalked by Maria Cooper. This isn’t right, he thought. Ghosts are supposed to hang out at houses. It’s a rule. They’re not allowed to chase you around the supermarket.”
― Darrell Pitt, Teen Superheroes Box Set Books 1 - 7

“He had not meant to say the words aloud, but he found the woman nodding her head enthusiastically at him.”
― Darrell Pitt, The Battle for Earth

“My friend is Ebony,” he said. “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou are more lovely and more temperate.”
― Darrell Pitt, The Doomsday Device

“Approximately one hundred and fifty thousand people die each day.”
― Darrell Pitt, The Battle for Earth

“darkness. He had his mouth open. I could see”
― Darrell Pitt, The Doomsday Device

“Peachy,”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“What a horrible way to die, he thought. The Chad, the greatest superhero who had ever lived, strewn across New York City like a bag of trash. What would they say about him? Here lies Chad. And here. And over here.”
― Darrell Pitt, The Twisted Future

“Someone blew up my ice cream.”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“I think Hitler had similar ideas and see what a loser he was.”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“I used my writing as a bridge between this world and one that wasn’t quite so painful.”
― Darrell Pitt, Secrets of Successful Writers

“Where would I go?” That’s a good question. It’s a big, bad wide world out there and particularly tough for someone with no family, no friends and no visible means of support. Hell, where would any of us go? Suddenly I notice a mark on the back of Ebony’s hand. It’s a burn. “What happened to your hand?” I examine it. “Was that from the blast?” She nods. “It’s okay.”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“Finally the man noticed the sun cresting the horizon and the air growing colder with every passing minute. Soon it would be night. They gathered their things together and walked toward”
― Darrell Pitt, The Doomsday Device

“if it is filled with passion and knowledge, it will be wonderful and people will read it.”
― Darrell Pitt, Secrets of Successful Writers

“I could get Brodie back, but I would have to sentence a man to a fate worse than death to do it.”
― Darrell Pitt, The Battle for Earth

“committed genocide”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“This type of food won’t sustain you long term, but it’s perfect when recovering from bullet wounds and sadistic maniacs.”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“9/11”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“If looks could kill,”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“Jellyfish have no heart or brain.”
― Darrell Pitt, Diary of a Teenage Superhero

“Write every day, as many hours as you can. Don't worry about page count. You'll have to worry about that soon enough, when you start writing to a deadline.”
― Darrell Pitt, Secrets of Successful Writers