Gabriel García Márquez
View AuthorI never reread my books because it scares me.
Gabriel García Márquez
View AuthorThe world will have completely screwed itself the day men travel first class and literature in the cargo car.
Adelaida García Morales
View AuthorIn the process of writing, imagination and memory become confused.
Jules de Gaultier
View AuthorAt the point where science stops, imagination begins.
Théophile Gautier
View AuthorGenius is the one who, at every moment, knows how to translate their thoughts into actions.
Théophile Gautier
View AuthorTo reduce the infinite to the finite, the unattainable to the humanly real, there is only one path: concentration.
John Gay
View AuthorWithout a doubt, it is important to develop the minds of our children. However, the most valuable gift that can be given to them is to develop their awareness.
Manuel Gayol Fernández
View AuthorLiterature is the art of words.
Daniel Gélin
View AuthorMemory is called the ability to remember what we would like to forget.
Jean de Gerson
View AuthorIn the end, they will not ask you what you have known, but what you have done.
Rafael Gibelli
View AuthorThe one who writes enjoys flattery, but the 'writer,' on the other hand, must learn to take pleasure in criticism, in the hammer blow upon the anvil of their work. Only in this way can they forge masterpieces.
Khalil Gibran
View AuthorFrom the talkative, I have learned to be silent; from the intolerant, to be indulgent, and from the malicious, to treat others with kindness. And as strange as it may seem, I feel no gratitude towards those teachers.