Top 1200 Readers Quotes & Sayings - Page 4

The readers get younger all the time, and we're getting older.

Readers transform a library from a mausoleum into many theaters.

I reach my readers regardless of what the critics have written

Readers, censors know, are defined by the books they read.

I'm so excited for readers to get their hands on 'The Spring Girls.'

I'm proud of what I write and feel endorsed by my readers.

Truth, honesty, empowerment - it's what I want for myself and my readers.

I really try to focus on my books and readers.

It's important to write like your readers are brilliant.

If the characters are compelling, readers will follow anywhere.

Foolish writers and readers are created for each other.

God is a writer and we are both the heroes and the readers.

A book with the genuine power to stir and comfort its readers.

The kids who speak well, are articulate and intelligent, are all readers.

Readers are not sheep, and not every pen tempts them.

I reach my readers regardless of what the critics have written.

My website bulletin board is the place I interact with my readers.

Readers are lucky - they will never be bored or lonely.

When I get about five readers I can rub together in one genre, I leave that genre and go somewhere else. And this is due to a vow that I made myself when I started writing - that if I had any success at all, I would not be bound to one form of writing. That I would write what moves me. The only way I can see me surviving and doing more than one book is to present the readers with a Dan Simmons novel, with whatever tropes and protocols from whatever genre I want to borrow them. If that builds a Dan Simmons readership, well then, okay. Otherwise, forget about it. I'd rather drive a truck.

I come from a family of great readers and storytellers.

I try to leave out the parts readers skip.

I find my readers to be very smart, and there is no reason to write dumb.

Maybe it's the readers that make a book global.

Readers are advised to remember that the devil is a liar.

Readers are what it's all about, aren't they? If not, why am I writing?

A lot of its readers are of an age where they forget to cancel.

Good readers make much out of little.

It is obvious that the newspaper produces the opinion of the readers.

I think Amazon has been great for readers.

Historically different groups find different things in each comics, as with *X-Men*. Gay readers find parallels to living a closeted lifestyle or choosing to come out and be openly gay. Black readers find a relevance to their lives growing up in America as a black guy. Picked-on brainy kids find a metaphor for being an outsider. It's a simple enough, and direct enough metaphor that it has different shades for different people. And so each reader to some degree gets out of it what they bring to it. That's one of the things I think that makes *X-Men* such a strong property.

Writing is a vessel...with readers the ocean and authors as its sails.

Nowadays, everyone seems to have a blog that finds readers.

I've always said that what cartoonists do is create friends for readers.

We were a family of incredible talkers, readers, arguers.

Don't tell readers what to think. Let the action speak for itself.

Readers are paramount. I live to write books for them.

Respect and love your readers. Write for the reader.

Young readers can sense when you're not addressing what's actually going on.

Readers pass vocaulary tests. Nonreaders struggle.

My Kindle readers have been incredibly faithful fans.

I've lived on royalties all my life. It is the readers who have supported me.

I'm an optimistic person, so I like to leave my readers with a sense of hopefulness.

I think that young readers have very strong stomachs.

Readers forget that one can critique yet still admire.

More drills for poor readers do not work.

I was one of those children they used to call 'readers.'

I'm always astonished by the confidence my readers put in me.

I feel that there is not an endlessly expandable universe of fiction readers.

Desultory readers are seldom remarkable for the exactness of their learning.

As readers can probably tell from my books, I love the outdoors.

A successful magazine has to build a myth its readers can believe in.

Leave out the parts that readers tend to skip.

I would like to provoke ambiguous responses in my readers.

Show the readers everything, tell them nothing.

We're all just facilitators. The real business is done by readers.

Grabbing readers by the imagination is a writer's job.

'Ebony' is very inspirational and aspirational to its readers.

I don't feel I have to struggle against allegory. I let the readers do the interpreting.

Readers want more of the same from you. So stick to one genre.

I write contemporary fiction, and that is what my readers want to read.