Mainstream Fiction Quotes

“Testosterone poisoning can be fatal, Braveheart." (Delaney to Rowan)”
― Diana Duncan, Sword of the Raven

“I have to tell you, hon, I don't mind a little teasing now and then, but I'm no masochist, and I'm sure as hell no saint...and here lately, being around you is agonly.”
― Jackson Broussard

“BBC to axe 450 newsroom jobs... That's because all mainstream media again, they are all repiping the same power structure information and propaganda. So they don't need reporters...”
― Dane Wigington

“My work comes how I perceive the world around me. I write from a point of empathy, free from judgement, to greater understand my finite existence and help others navigate through theirs. My stories are testimonials of my emotional experiences and discoveries intertwined with ever-present mysteries."

-- Ernest Langston”
― Ernest Langston, Beyond Everyday Secrets

“The difference between mainstream fiction and literature is what their writers do with words; the former places its emphasis on the story rather than the language used to tell that story; in literature, the language is the story; that is, the story is primarily a vehicle for a linguistic display of the writer's rhetorical abilities.”
― Steven Moore, The Novel: An Alternative History: Beginnings to 1600