"The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, Moves on; nor all your pity nor wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a line, Nor all your tears wash out a word of it" ----Omar Khayyam. "Consider for a moment how the world at large regards the novelist. He is in their eyes a person who tells stories, just as they used to regard an actor as a man who tumbled on the stage to make the audience laugh and the musician as a man who fiddled to make the people dance. This is the old way of thinking. And most people think first as they have been taught to think, and next as they see others think. It is therefore quite easy to understand why the art of novel-writing has always been by the general mass undervalued."----Sir Walter Besant. "As for the field with which this art of fiction occupies itself, it is, if you please, nothing less than the whole of humanity. The very first rule in fiction is that the human interest muyst absolutely absorb everything else."
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