Fate Seemed To Be Playing A Series

A Scrupulous Writer, In Every Sentence That He Writes, Will Ask Himself At Least Four Questions, Thus: 1. What Am I Trying To Say? 2. What Words Will Express It? 3. What Image Or Idiom Will Make It Clearer? 4. Is This Image Fresh Enough To Have An Effect?

Winston Churchill Could Not Definitely Remember A Time When His Country Had Not Been At War.

From A Very Early Age, Perhaps The Age Of Five Or Six, I Knew That When I Grew Up I Should Be A Writer. Between The Ages Of About Seventeen And Twenty-four I Tried To Abandon This Idea, But I Did So With The Consciousness That I Was Outraging My True Nature And That Sooner Or Later I Should Have To Settle Down And Write Books.

I Have Tipped Waiters, And I Have Been Tipped By Waiters.

Man's Greatest Drive Is Not Love Or Hate But To Change Another Person's Writing.