Alice Hoffman Quotes

I Have Nothing From My Childhood. I Think You Carry Those Books With You. It's Like In [ray] Bradbury's "fahrenheit 451." Books Are Outlawed In This Future Society So People Become The Book They Love By Memorizing It.

In "faithful," Ray Bradbury Is Discussed A Lot. The Characters Read "the Illustrated Man."

When I Read Jerome D. Salinger's "the Catcher In The Rye" That Was The First Time I Felt My Mind Blow Open. I Thought That Book Was Speaking To Me. I Was 12 Or 13 When I Read That. I Read Everything On My Mother's Bookshelves.

I Read "the Group" By Mary Mccarthy. It Had Tons Of Sex In It, Or So I Thought At The Time.

I Love Science Fiction But Especially His Because It's So Humane.

I'm A Really Eclectic Reader.

My Sorrow Is I Used To Read All The Time And Now, As A Writer, I Don't Have The Time To Read.

I Feel Like My Eyes Are Killing Me At The End Of The Day And That I Shouldn't Use Them.

I Hate It When People Tell Me The End Of The Story Because My Mother Always Read The Last Page Of A Novel First To See Whether She Wanted To Read It. It Was A Strange Reading Habit.

Most People Know That Ray Bradbury Is One Of My Favorite Authors.

Emily Brontë's "wuthering Heights" Was Extremely Important To Me.

I Read Everything Of Ray Bradbury When I Was 12 Or 13, And I Think That's The Most Effective Time To Read Bradbury. He Built Such A Moral World, Where You Have To Make Decisions And Grow Up.