Writerslife Quotes

“I think that a true writer will keep on writing, no matter what. Even if they don’t get published, even if they’re constantly faced with criticism… they’ll keep writing. The act is essential to a writer’s existence. Without it, life would have no meaning.”
― Morgan Wright, Calendar for Writers: 2019-2020: A Two-Year Notebook for Your Creative Writing

“I learn my world through writing.”
― Charlotte Eriksson

“For as long as I write,
I will never be lost.”
― Nikki Rowe

“If you can't talk about, write about it!”
― Tracey Reddick

“She: Do you always enjoy your struggle?

Me: Yes I do! There is no other meaningful way of living my life. My struggle to give voice to my thoughts is exhilarating. My struggle to channelize my thoughts to an audience is amazingly fulfilling. To write my feelings in words is greatly liberating. It is like my mind has all these thoughts and ideas that need to be shared with the esteemed audience!

She: What is your purpose of being a writer?

Me: A writer's life is a lonely life. The loneliness gives me time to be with myself. I am most happy when I am with myself. This loneliness is like my true existence. I don't need to search for a meaning in life. I have my struggle. I have a purpose. My reason for existence is my struggle to be a writer.”
― Avijeet Das

“I wish my mind had a save button.”
― Tarang Sinha

“The toughest, most challenging journey in writer's life is the journey of ideas/stories from writer's mind to the word document.”
― Tarang Sinha

“Write everyday. read everyday. You don't have to be perfect, you have to committed.”
― John Hamrick

“A writer evolves with her thoughts. In this process, the story sometimes becomes the writer, and sometimes the writer is the story.”
― Vartika Sharma Lekhak, Bra Strap: Stories hidden beneath the strings

“كي تكون مبدعاً، عليك أن تكون شديد الانتباه على التفاصيل كعالم يستجوب الأرض، وشديد الحساسية على الجمال كشاعر يستكتب السماء..”
― Mahdi Mansour

“Belatedly, I realized that writing wasn't about fame or money, but an inner struggle of discipline and perfecting this skill.”
― Mehreen Ahmed