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Diane B. Saxton

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Diane B. Saxton I don't usually have writer's block. Sometimes though, I don't feel like writing because of life, of family, of problems, of travel, of interruptions …moreI don't usually have writer's block. Sometimes though, I don't feel like writing because of life, of family, of problems, of travel, of interruptions in daily routines. I need to be calm to write. The best time for me to write is at night — no phone, no questions, no interruptions. A time to imagine.(less)
Diane B. Saxton I love to write. I love to discover answers (I don't outline, that would ruin the fun). Writing to me is also like meditating. But mostly, it astounds…moreI love to write. I love to discover answers (I don't outline, that would ruin the fun). Writing to me is also like meditating. But mostly, it astounds me: the process, the final story, what I'm capable of. (less)
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Peregrine Island: A Novel

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“Think how wonderful it might be to no longer matter, Mrs. Peregrine. Think how wonderful it might be to no longer worry, struggle… or fail.”
Diane B. Saxton, Peregrine Island: A Novel

“She enjoys a fight for survival.”
Diane B. Saxton, Peregrine Island: A Novel

“The inherent mystery itself: that elusive brightness that flows out of dreams; the brightness that, when we awaken, is already fading from our minds—I still pursued it almost every morning, in spite of my many hours of tortured sleep.”
Diane B. Saxton
tags: winter

“At the time, however, I didn't realize the extent of my granddaughter's sensitivity - or her loneliness. I thought only of myself. Of my own sensitivity and my own loneliness.”
Diane B. Saxton, Peregrine Island: A Novel

“… I studied the painting that hangs over the small fireplace. Immerse myself in art, I told myself. Immerse myself in the conversation of those strollers, people who seem to move about more comfortably in their early-evening twilight than I do, people of maybe sixty years ago.”
Diane B. Saxton, Peregrine Island: A Novel

“She enjoys a fight for survival.”
Diane B. Saxton, Peregrine Island: A Novel

“Think how wonderful it might be to no longer matter, Mrs. Peregrine. Think how wonderful it might be to no longer worry, struggle… or fail.”
Diane B. Saxton, Peregrine Island: A Novel

“The inherent mystery itself: that elusive brightness that flows out of dreams; the brightness that, when we awaken, is already fading from our minds—I still pursued it almost every morning, in spite of my many hours of tortured sleep.”
Diane B. Saxton
tags: winter

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