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#novel

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Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it." Goethe ↗


— Paul Alan Fahey


#fiction #gay #novellas #dreams

... never engage to play with a troubled mind or excited emotions. Lucidity of mind is crucial and once once's emotions become engaged in the play all is lost..... ↗


— Emery Lee


#philisophical #romance-novel #education

He said he wants variety. The irony is that I wanted variety too. But I wanted variety in a solid, stable committed relationship where I would wake up each morning asking “What are we going to do today?” not asking “Who are you going to do today? ↗


— Aimee Lane


#romance-novels #tragic-love-story #dating

In poems, equally as in philosophic disquisitions, genius produces the strongest impressions of novelty while it rescues the most admitted truths from the impotence caused by the very circumstance of their universal admission. ↗


— Samuel Taylor Coleridge


#genius #novelty #poetry #truth #truths

LIPID (Last Idiot Person I Dated) syndrome: a largely undiagnosed but pervasive disease that afflicts single women. ↗


— Lauren Willig


#humor #mystery #romance-novels #dating

The sight of her made him understand why he'd lost his faith in God. ↗


— Sarah Langan


#fiction #god #horror #human-cruelty #humor

On every page, confidence fights with self-doubt. Every sentence is an act of faith. Why would anybody want to do it? ↗


— David Morrell


#novelist #purpose #questions #writer #writing

The sweet-smelling aroma of the island spices still hung in the air. It filled his nostrils and titillated his appetite all over again. His appetite drove him mad for something much more than food. ↗


— Luke A.M. Brown


#lamb #non-silence #novel #food

وكل الخيارات الحرّة خيارات وعرة . ↗


— Hayat Alyaqout حياة الياقوت


#novel #options #freedom

In real life women often complain about the reluctance of their male partners to engage in meaningful dialogue, but in the world of romantic fantasy heroes willingly participate in verbal discussions. They fence, they flirt, they express their anger, they talk out the confounding details of their relationships with the heroine. No hero of romance will ever respond to the eternal feminine query, "What's wrong?" with the word, "Nothing." He will tell her what's wrong; they will argue about it, perhaps, but they will be communicating, and eventually, as they resolve their various conflicts, the war of words will end. One of the most significant victories the heroine achieves at the close of the novel is that the hero is able to express his love for her not only physically but also verbally. ↗


— Linda Barlow and Jayne Ann Krentz


#anger






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