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Charmi Jain Quotes By Elmore Leonard: I once saw Dizzy Gillespie at a live

I once saw Dizzy Gillespie at a live show, and it made me want to go home immediately and start writing. — Elmore Leonard

Charmi Jain Quotes By Scott Lynch: The best disguises were those that were poured

The best disguises were those that were poured out of the heart rather than painted on the face. — Scott Lynch

Charmi Jain Quotes By Brandon Mull: So you're a librarian."His eyes shifted back and

So you're a librarian."
His eyes shifted back and forth.
"I prefer loremaster. — Brandon Mull

Charmi Jain Quotes By Walter Mosley: I destroyed that doll, hoping the sacrifice would

I destroyed that doll, hoping the sacrifice would somehow reverse time and bring my father back. I was a mad scientist and an angry child. — Walter Mosley

Charmi Jain Quotes By Steven Wright: I'm actually writing a short story about a

I'm actually writing a short story about a photographer who went completely insane trying to take a close up photo of the horizon. — Steven Wright

Charmi Jain Quotes By Anthony Doerr: To really touch something, is to love it.

To really touch something, is to love it. — Anthony Doerr

Charmi Jain Quotes By Kenneth Koch: When you get an idea, go and write.

When you get an idea, go and write. Don't waste it in conversation. — Kenneth Koch

Charmi Jain Quotes By Robert A. Heinlein: With just a touch more self confidence and

With just a touch more self confidence and a liberal helping of ignorance I could have been a famous evangelist. — Robert A. Heinlein

Charmi Jain Quotes By Pierce Brown: the practice blade back and forth. "I was

the practice blade back and forth. "I was making sure you were paying — Pierce Brown

Charmi Jain Quotes By Henry David Thoreau: Whatever sentence will bear to be read twice,

Whatever sentence will bear to be read twice, we may be sure was thought twice. — Henry David Thoreau