Fiction Quotes by Norman Lock

Norman Lock

For me, fiction’s great gift – to writer and reader, alike – is freedom.

Fiction

Great Gifts

Reader

Norman Lock

I find it only natural for a storyteller to be interested in storytelling and, for anyone who spends the better part of his or her life writing fiction, it is hardly surprising that the pleasures, worries, and mechanics of fiction-making should enter the work.

Fiction

Worry

Writing

Norman Lock

I very much like the idea of the unreliable narrator. Shaping my fictions as monologues – by introducing the “I” – allows me to be as unreliable as I like.

Fiction

Ideas

Narrators

Norman Lock

Metaphysics notwithstanding, I also insert myself in my fictions for no loftier purpose than to give me pleasure: to see myself performing onstage.

Fiction

Giving

Purpose

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Adventure

Ambitious

Animal

Art

Believe

Book

Character

Comforting

Confession

Country

Creating

Crow

Drama

Dramatic

Favors

Fiction

Giving

Great Gifts

Heart

Humans

Ideas

Inquiry

Intelligent

Long

Lying

Matter

Men

Motivation

Narrators

Needs

Past

Peculiar

Pieces

Play

Progress

Purpose

Reader

Reading

Real

Religious

Rights

School

Self

Singing

Spiritual

Stories

Theatre

Two

Use

Viewpoints

Views

Voice

Worry

Would Be

Writing

Fiction Quotes by Norman Lock

For me, fiction’s great gift – to writer and reader, alike – is freedom.

I find it only natural for a storyteller to be interested in storytelling and, for anyone who spends the better part of his or her life writing fiction, it is hardly surprising that the pleasures, worries, and mechanics of fiction-making should enter the work.

I very much like the idea of the unreliable narrator. Shaping my fictions as monologues – by introducing the “I” – allows me to be as unreliable as I like.

Metaphysics notwithstanding, I also insert myself in my fictions for no loftier purpose than to give me pleasure: to see myself performing onstage.

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Jhumpa Lahiri

Ken Follett

Aldous Huxley

Paul Fussell

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