Home / Quotes / Quote by Marie Force

Quote by Marie Force

“I love you, Susie.She rolled her eyes. Save it.I haven't given you much reason to believe it, but it's true. I love you. I've loved you for so long I can't imagine ever not loving you. When I saw you struggling to breathe yesterday, I was reminded again that a life without you is no life at all. So you don't have to be civil.You don't even have to talk to me, but I'm going to talk to you. I hope you'll listen.”

Quote by Marie Force

Book:Marie Force Bundle: Line of Scrimmage, Love at First Flight, Everyone Loves a Hero

Work

Marie Force Bundle: Line of Scrimmage, Love at First Flight, Everyone Loves a Hero

The Marie Force Bundle collects three novels: 'Line of Scrimmage,' 'Love at First Flight,' and 'Everyone Loves a Hero.' These books are known for their compelling narratives and strong romantic themes, appealing to readers who enjoy contemporary romance fiction. more

Author

Marie Force is an American author born on June 10, 1966. She is known for her romance and suspense novels, which have gained her a significant following among readers. more

You May Also Like

“Come in, Bean. Come in Julian Delphiki, longed-for child of good and loving parents. Come in, kidnapped child, hostage of fate. Come and talk to the Fates, who are playing such clever little games with your life.”

Children Littles Games Parent Fate Clever Beans Loving Life Hostage Kidnapped Loving Parents

Book:The Shadow Quintet

Source: The Shadow Quintet

“How, then,' I hear you ask, 'shall I attain my end, whether it be Christian love, socialism, or American democracy?' Your Christian love and your socialism and your American democracy are what you do each day, your manner of thinking each hour, of embracing your life companion and loving your child; they are your attitude of social responsibility towards your work, and your determination not to become like the crushers of life you so hate.”

“And if you're gonna be a writer, you just truly have to be a writer. You have to throw yourself into it and deal with the negative consequences of that. And there are negative consequences. I mean, there are. But, it's also true that you wouldn't be interviewing me right now if I had worked at the post office. You wouldn't. I would be still writing, but I wouldn't have gotten as far as I've gotten, because I wouldn't have had the time.”

Ifs Writing Mean Stills Would Be Deals Right Now Office Consequence Negative Posts Post Office Negative Consequences

Author:Cheryl Strayed

“Most people say, "Show, don't tell," but I stand by Show and Tell, because when writers put their work out into the world, they're like kids bringing their broken unicorns and chewed-up teddy bears into class in the sad hope that someone else will love them as much as they do.”

People World Writing Shows Kids Class Broken Bears Work Out Unicorn Teddy Teddy Bear

Author:Colson Whitehead

“If I had a staff of even one person, or could tolerate a small amphetamine habit, or entertain the possibility of weekly blood transfusions, or had been married to Vera Nabokov, or had a housespouse of even minimal abilities, a literary life would be easier to bring about. (In my mind I see all your male readers rolling their eyes. But your female ones - what is that? Are they nodding in agreement? Are their fists in the air?)”

Ifs Writing Mind Persons Would Be Eye Ability Air Blood Possibility Reader Habit Easier Married Female Males Agreement Tolerate Staff Rolling Fists Nodding Amphetamines Blood Transfusion

Author:Lorrie Moore

“Don't think about how your characters sound, but how they see. Watch the world through their eyes - study the extraordinary and the mundane through their particular perspective. Walk around the block with them, stroll the rooms they live in, figure out what objects on the cluttered dining room table they would inevitably stare at the longest, and then learn why.”

Thinking World Writing Character Eye Sound Walks Rooms Watches Study Figures Objects Particular Perspective Tables Extraordinary Block Staring Mundane Dining Dining Rooms

Author:Dinaw Mengestu

“The old incapacity. Interrupted my writing for barely ten days and already cast out. Once again prodigious efforts stand before me. You have to dive down, as it were, and sink more rapidly than that which sinks in advance of you.”

Writing Effort Ten Casts Interrupted Incapacity Prodigious

Book:The Trial

Source: The Trial

“And we all get mired in the bullshit, the personality quirks, the personality disorders (ours and everyone else's), the jealousy, the disappointment, the blocks, the financial struggle, our egos, I do it too, I do it too, but if you can't remember it is all about the work and nothing else then I can't help you and you can't help yourself and you will lose. I promise you. You will lose.”

Ifs Writing I Can Helping Remember Loses Struggle Personality Promise Ego Financial Disappointment Block Disorder Bullshit I Promise Help Yourself Quirks Personality Disorders

Author:Jami Attenberg

“I could give you absolutely sterling advice on how to avoid writing, how when you run out of things to do other than going to your desk and writing, when every closet is reorganized and you've called your oldest living relative twice in one day to see what she's up to and there isn't an unanswered e-mail left on your computer or you simply can't bear to answer another one and there is no dignity, not a drop left, in any further evasion of the task at hand, namely writing, well, you can always ask your dentist for a root canal or have an accident in the bathtub instead.”

“The first two, three, four weeks are wasted. I just show up in front of the computer. Show up, show up, show up, and after a while the muse shows up, too. If she doesn't show up invited, eventually she just shows up.”

Ifs Writing Firsts Two Shows Three Four Week Fronts Computer Muse Invited

Author:Isabel Allende