“Read everything you can.” Read everything, both excellent and poor, classics and garbage, to get a sense of how they do it. similar to a carpenter who apprentices under a master and learns from him. Go through! You’ll take it in. Next, write. You will find out if it’s good. Throw it out the window if it’s not. — Author William Faulkner
Friedrich Nietzsche once said, “A good writer possesses not only his own spirit but also the spirit of his friends.”
Your writing style is the most authentic representation of who you are. Your voice is not meant for seduction, flattery, or well-constructed phrases. Your readers should be able to hear the thoughts, feelings, and soul that are in your speech. — Meg Rosoff

“I have no sense of humor at all, but I have to write until I do.” — Jane Austen
“You don’t write well to begin with.” You write garbage at first and believe it’s good, and then you improve over time. Persistence is therefore one of the most important qualities, in my opinion. — Butler, Octavia E.
A poor page can always be edited. A blank page cannot be edited. — Jodi Picoult
“Give it, give it all, give it now; do not hoard what seems good for a later place in the book or another book.” — Annie Dillard

Thoughts are like bunnies. After you acquire a few and become adept at managing them, you soon have a dozen.Sometimes you read a book and it makes you feel this strange kind of fervor, as if the world will never be repaired unless and until every living person has read the book. This is what happened to John Green.
Regarding “Write what you know,” as a novice, I was frequently instructed to do this. I’ve always followed this guideline since I believe it to be quite good. I write about made-up nations, extraterrestrial civilizations on distant worlds, dragons, wizards, and the Napa Valley in 2202. These are things that I am aware of. I have an obligation to testify about them because I am the closest person to them. –

You should write because you enjoy the way words are put together on a page, the way sentences and tales are shaped. Reading is the best teacher of writing, and writing comes from reading. — Annie Proulx
“Discover the motivation behind your writing; ascertain whether it has become ingrained in the core of your being; acknowledge to yourself that you would have to perish if writing were prohibited.” – Rilke, Rainer Maria
“A writer’s job is to prevent civilization from destroying itself.” – Albert Camus
“A writer never takes a holiday.” Either writing or thinking about writing is the writer’s life. — Ionesco Eugene

“The rarest thing in the world is to be alive.” That’s all there is to most folks. – Wilde, Oscar
“What makes life so sweet is that it won’t come again.” Says Emily Dickinson.
“To be the person you could have been, it’s never too late.” — George Eliot
“The greatest accomplishment is to be yourself in a world that is always trying to make you someone else.” — Emerson, Ralph Waldo
Illness is unavoidable. Suffering is not necessary. – Murakam Haruki
“Everything in the world is a stage, and everyone is just a player.” — William Shakespeare

“Be kind; everyone you encounter is engaged in a difficult struggle.” – Plato
“Love is immortal; the loved are unable to die.” Says Emily Dickinson.

Let me live, love, and express myself clearly in well-chosen words.

“Because we are all broken, the light can enter.” Hemingway, Ernest
“Being appreciated is a beautiful thing.” It makes the good things about other people our own. – Voltaire
“Life is difficult, my love, but you are too.” — Stephanie Bennett Henry
“Self-love and self-awareness are important.” “How we lead is who we are.” — Brene Brown
“Those who are amateurs wait for inspiration while the rest of us simply get up and work.” — Stephen King
“Get it out of there.” Take a chance. You can’t achieve anything truly nice without it, even though it might not be good. — Author William Faulkner

“As a writer, you ought to comprehend instead of passing judgment.” Hemingway, Ernest
“You have to pick a mighty theme if you want to write a mighty book.” – Herman Melville