Quotes about writ
writing thinking play
I think I give far more space and play to avant-garde writing than any other contemporary textbook author. I want students to be able to decide for themselves which aesthetics are closest to their own. Still, while I try not to be a nostalgist myself, I suppose I am drawn to those poignant moments in our lives, rendered clearly and artfully. David Starkey
writing opportunity creative
We are innately creative beings capable of writing a love story worth living, and we cannot afford to miss out on the opportunity to experience nourishing relationships. David Simon
writing plot-lines creative
You have the capacity to change the plot line of your life, even if you've been acting from the same script since before you can remember. No matter what has happened up to this point, you have the right and the capacity to be happy. You are an innately creative being, capable of writing a love story worth living.
writing hands long
No matter how many red Xs we write on our hands to end slavery, as long as these same hands are clicking on pornographic websites and scrolling through sexual pictures and videos, we are frauds to the core. David Platt
writing play world
That's the attraction of the conference circuit: it's a way of converting work into play, combining professionalism with tourism, and all at someone else's expense. Write a paper and see the world! I'm Jane Austen - fly me! David Lodge
writing easier
It is far easier to travel than to write about it. David Livingstone
writing knowing actors
Knowing what thought process goes into constructing a line helps an actor know how to deliver that line because you understand the intention behind the writing. David Henrie
writing alive handball
Writing with you is the only thing that keeps me alive. David Hackworth
writing two world
There are only two kinds of stories in the world: those about which I do not care to write as many as 600 words, and those about which I would like to write many more than 600 words. But there is nothing about which I would like to write exactly 600 words. David Halberstam
writing play reason
I fell into writing plays by accident. But the reason I write plays is that it's the only thing I'm any good at. David Hare
writing crafts dialogue
The actual business of writing dialogue is not thought of as a craft.
writing land house
The first time I went to Wales I thought I'd landed in a land of hobbits. Everybody was really small and the houses were small and the writing was backwards. David Hasselhoff
writing people stuff
I am human, when people write bad stuff about me it bothers me, but I know that will never end. Curt Schilling
writing horror producers
My very first professional writing credit was on a movie called The Dunwich Horror, and Roger Corman was the executive producer. Curtis Hanson
writing people journalist
I didn't look at it as a transition so much, because I never intended to have a career as a journalist, writing about people who make movies.
writing scene learning-experience
Roger [Corman] didn't actually hire me, though. I was hired by AIP [American International Pictures], the studio that made the picture, which was Sam Arkoff and Jim Nicholson. It was a great learning experience for me, because not only did I work on the script, but they hired me back to go on location when they were making the movie, to write new scenes and so forth.
writing direct
I had written the script a few years earlier for Paramount, then later got hired with Sam [Fuller] to write an entirely new script that he was going to direct. And that was one of the great thrills of my professional life.
writing
Whereas to write, all you need is paper and an idea, so I felt that writing might be my stepping stone.
writing unanswered-questions letters
If I wrote you a love letter, would you write back? Curtis Jackson
writing way my-way
In many ways my writing is like therapy. It is my way of dealing with things.
writing people guy
I'm a very lucky guy. I get to write music that I love, and lo and behold, people seem to really like it. I know how fortunate I am. Corey Taylor
writing ideas language
Writing cannot express all words, words cannot encompass all ideas. Confucius
writing people trying
People write a lot of similar material. That's why I try to come up with the most absurd jokes. Daniel Tosh
writing sleep people
For better or worse, a lot of people's images are based on the first things that are written about them. You can't control what people write about you, so - good or bad - I have never lost sleep about it. Andrew Luck
writing college people
When people ask me if musical theatre should be taught in music colleges, I reply that there is no need. All anyone needs to study is the second act of La Boheme because it is the most tightly constructed piece of musical theatre that there is. It is practically director-proof: you can't stage it badly because it just works too well. If you can write La Boheme, you can write anything. I would also recommend studying Britten's Peter Grimes. Andrew Lloyd Webber
writing care want
As a composer at a point where I can absolutely pick and choose what I want to do, I don't want to write about anybody I don't care about.
writing thinking piano
I often think of random melodies. And I pretty much hear in my head what I want to do with the orchestra as I'm writing on the piano.
writing thinking way
I can't remember why or how I started writing, but I think it was always a way of making sense of the world. Andrea Arnold
writing mind actors
I never write with an actor in mind - never.
writing class grew
I grew up in a working-class family, so I guess you could say I write from what I know.
writing giving doe
A great writer has a high respect for values. His essential function is to raise life to the dignity of thought, and this he does by giving it a shape. Andre Maurois
writing negative novel
The really great novel tends to be the exact negative of its author's life.
writing maturity expectations
Almost all great writers have as their motif, more or less disguised, the passage from childhood to maturity, the clash between the thrill of expectation and the disillusioning knowledge of truth. 'Lost Illusion' is the undisclosed title of every novel.