Hans Lazzaro

“The writing life can be a slog, with twelve-hour days in self-imposed isolation, endless rewrites, hundreds of pages discarded by ornery editors, and a life’s work dismissed at the stroke of an overly clever critic’s pen. Writers tend to live within their own minds, rarely working with others, socializing with their comrades largely to gripe about the publishing industry, not to collaborate in the midst of a project.”
― Sarah Stodola, Process: The Writing Lives of Great Authors

“Mark Twain, the beloved author who gave voice to the unique place that was and is the United States, was also Samuel Clemens.”
― Hourly History, Mark Twain: A Life from Beginning to End

“Está plegaria está preparada para la persona que desea pedir sanación para sí misma de estrés. La plegaria es la misma, tanto para un varón como para una mujer.”
― Aharon Shlezinger, Estrés, Salmos y Plegaria para pedir Sanación: Salud y Bienestar

“It wasn’t until I started reading and found books they wouldn’t let us read in school that I discovered you could be insane and happy and have a good life without being like everybody else.” — John Waters”
― Sarah S. Davis, A Reader's Library of Book Quotes: For Librarians, Writers, and Bookworms Everywhere