A Quote by Stephen McCauley

It's hard to imagine anyone accusing Lionel Shriver of being a timid writer. — © Stephen McCauley
It's hard to imagine anyone accusing Lionel Shriver of being a timid writer.
You know you're going to have a good day when your morning begins with breakfast in the same room as Carrie Tiffany, David Vann and Lionel Shriver.
Accusing a politician of being politically expedient is like accusing water of being wet or circles for being round.
I think it's significantly easier to be a female writer today than in the early 1800's. That said, it's hard to imagine almost anyone who knows anything about publishing disagreeing with the statement that women writers today are often taken much less seriously than men writers. But it's hard to quantify, and even define, what being taken seriously means.
It's hard to imagine anyone interested in film not being a fan of Alfred Hitchcock because he's such a key influence on the entire history of cinema - it's hard to escape his shadow.
We are not accusing you of being illegal, we are accusing you of being immoral.
There's more depth to Lionel. What I am finding so interesting about playing him is there's all these different layers. I prefer playing Lionel because he's a human being.
I believe that courage is morally neutral. I can well imagine wicked people being brave and good people being timid or afraid. I don't consider it a moral virtue.
Didn't Lionel Richie just make a country album? No one is giving him a hard time... and God bless him - I love Lionel and should be able to do what he wants to do, like Madonna should, too. Both are having success and I applaud them. If you don't like it, don't buy it. The ageism criticism is getting old.
The people accusing me of being productive don't know how hard it is for me to just bend my elbow sometimes.
Every coach talks to their players. Imagine not talking to Lionel Messi - that would be ridiculous.
Lionel Messi is on a different planet to anyone.
As a writer, you live in such isolation. It's hard to imagine your book has a life beyond you.
I find it hard to imagine that anyone could be intimidated by me.
I think one of the great joys of being a writer is you can transcend everything, even your own sex, what century you live in, and how you think. I found it quite natural to think as a male because I actually think that as a female, one often thinks in the mind of a male in terms of eroticism. You think about what the other person feels. So it's not that hard to imagine being that person.
Part of being a fiction writer is being able to imagine how someone else is thinking and feeling. I think I've always been good at that.
I've never seen anyone die. It's hard to imagine what it would be like.
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