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Every small reflection is one more attempt to understand the world before we write about it.
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A good writer doesn't search for answers — he searches for the questions everyone is afraid to ask.
History is written once, but drama rewrites it every generation, in its own language.
Silence in a dramatic scene can say more than a full page of dialogue.
Whoever fears satire usually has something to hide.
Irony isn't a writer's trick — it's a way of seeing the truth from an angle we don't usually look from.
Sometimes the truest way to describe an entire society is to draw one small village precisely.
Good writing never dictates what a reader should feel — it lets her discover it herself.
Every dramatic character carries a piece of us, even the ones we despise.
True comedy doesn't just make us laugh — it says out loud what we're afraid to whisper.
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