Quotes

Prejudice is never easy unless it can pass itself off for reason. William Hazlitt, painter, writer, critic, philosopher, “Sketches and Essays”

via “Prejudice is never easy unless it can pass itself off for reason.” — Art of Quotation

“If you were to take what seems to matter [from] movies, I would say male violence against other men is very high on that list.” Greta Gerwig, Director

via “If you were to take what seems to matter [from] movies, I would say male violence against other men is very high on that list.” — Art of Quotation

“All right, the world is full of idiots and they’re in control of everything. You fool, stay alive to annoy them!” Erich Kästner, German, poet

via “All right, the world is full of idiots and they’re in control of everything. You fool, stay alive to annoy them!” — Art of Quotation

You’re born, you die. Everything in between is subject to interpretation. Nora Ephron. writer, filmmaker

via “You’re born, you die. Everything in between is subject to interpretation.” — Art of Quotation

Do you call yourself a writer? If not, what would have to happen before you felt comfortable using that title?

via There’s Only One Thing That ‘Makes’ You a Writer — Novelty Revisions

Matthew Toffolo: What gave you the idea to write this very short story? Tony Thorne: It just came to me, reading the news. 2) How many stories/screenplays have you written? About 120 and still at it. 3) What movie have you watched the most times in your life? Fritz Lang’s Metropolis 4) What’s your favorite […]

via Interview with Writer Tony Thorne MBE (Twitter Short Story) — Matthew Toffolo’s Summary

Matthew Toffolo: What gave you the idea to write this very short story? Heather Haven: I have always loved flash fiction. Every word has to count. It’s a good exercise for a writer. 2) How many stories/screenplays have you written? I am the author of numerous stories, long and short, and have written 14 mystery […]

via Interview with Writer Heather Haven (Twitter Short Story) — Matthew Toffolo’s Summary

Matthew Toffolo: What gave you the idea to write this very short story? H. Rena Norrod: Honestly, I was working on my young adult novel when I saw the prompt for the micro story, and I have a star baseball player as one of my three main characters. There is a scene where another character […]

via Interview with Writer H. Rena Norrod (Twitter Short Story) — Matthew Toffolo’s Summary

Matthew Toffolo: What gave you the idea to write this very short story? I saw your call for Twitter stories and I literally sat down and wrote Dazzle Ray Pearl in I think ten minutes! 2) How many stories/screenplays have you written? I have written so many stories – close to two hundred I would […]

via Interview with Writer Mary Kennedy Eastham (Twitter Short Story) — Matthew Toffolo’s Summary

Matthew Toffolo: What gave you the idea to write this very short story? Delores Christian Liesner: Actual PMS and Menopause incidents! 2) How many stories/screenplays have you written? Stories – hundreds (31 in book Be the Miracle) Children’s plays 3 Screenplays – less than one 3) What movie have you watched the most times in […]

via Interview with Writer Delores Christian Liesner (Twitter Short Story) — Matthew Toffolo’s Summary