Joanne Harris Quotes

I've Nothing Against Kids Reading Anything They Please, But I Do Have A Problem With Pink Books For Girls And Black Books For Boys.

Their Love Was Something Which Coloured The Air Between Them Like Sunlight.

I'm Not Sure I Believe In The Whole 'ghost-afterlife' Thing, But I Think Places Are Marked By People Who Have Been There.

I'm Phobic About The Idea Of Being Constrained.

People Reveal So Much Of Their Mental Processes Online, Simply Because The Psychological Effect Of Anonymity Just Means That A Whole Raft Of Inhibitions Are Left Alone When People Log On.

I Am Not At All A Chocoholic. I Would Rather Eat Anchovy Toast.

A Thing Named Is A Thing Tamed.

I Speak As I Must And Cannot Be Silent.

The Process Of Writing Is A Little Like Madness, A Kind Of Possession Not Altogether Benign.

Like A Domestic Cat, Purring On The Sofa By Day, But By Night, A Strutting Queen, A Natural Killer, Disdainful Of Her Other Life.

Love Not Often, But Forever.

I Dream A Lot, In Colour And In Sound And Scent. Quite A Few Of My Stories Have Come From Dreams.