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“DL is directly responsible for the open-ended Forgotten Realms that was initially conceived changing into the novel-writer mecca it is now.”
“The franchise-writer isn't at odds with the novel-writer - you can still tell a good story without upheaving everything.”
“The goal of the novel-writer is to spin a tale that rings true.”
“The novel-writer who sticks to novel-writing as his profession will certainly find that this burden of length is incumbent on him.”
“The novel-writer in constructing his dialogue must so steer between absolute accuracy of language — which would give to his conversation an air of pedantry, and the slovenly inaccuracy of ordinary talkers, which if closely followed would offend by an appearance of grimace — as to produce upon the ear of his readers a sense of reality.”
“He may be a man of a grave profession, to whom the reputation of being a novel-writer might be prejudicial; or he may be a man of fashion, to whom writing of any kind might appear pedantic.”
“His qualities as a novel-writer are rapidity of narrative, variety of incident, ease of style, graphic description, and an exquisite eye for the humours, peculiarities, and absurdities of character and life.”
“She uses her candid, heart-to-heart narrative voice along with her novel-writer descriptive skills to show readers how good we have it: "Life is made up of moments, small pieces of mica in a long stretch of glittering gray cement.”
“I turned novel-writer afterwards, and never so much as dreamt of giving Tommy a place in my pages.”
“George Smollett came from the hands of his friend and companion, the celebrated Dr. Moore, himself a novel-writer of no mean fame.”
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