Лучшие цитаты из книги «Camino Island»
«There shoud be a rule in publishing that debut novels are limited to three hundred pages, don't you think?»
«It's called 'Cable's Top Ten Rules for Writing Fiction', a brilliant how-to guide put together by an expert who's read over four thousand books.»
«Okey, I hate prologues. I just finished a novel by a guy who's touring and will stop by next week. He always starts every book with the typical prologue, something dramatic like a killer stalking a woman or a dead body, then will leave the reader hanging, go to chapter 1, which, of course, has nothing to do with the prologue, then to chapter 2, which, of course, has nothing to do with either chapter 1 or the prologue, then after about thirty pages slam the reader back to the actiong in the prologue, which by then has been forgotten.»
«I did manage to ditch my prologue, add quotation marks to my dialogue, take out the big words, and I would have cut some more but there's not enough to cut.»
«The heist was over, it was a success, but in any crime clues are left behind.»
