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Sara Sheridan

"When you want something badly enough it's amazing what you'll ignore."

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Donna Grant

"And the women who had thought they wanted dresses never realized that what they had wanted was happiness."

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Donna Grant

"Lust is the blessing of the fruit of the womb."

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Donna Grant

"What I want is only a wish."

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Donna Grant

"We' (the Gnani Purush, the enlightened one) have only one desire, and that too is a discharging desire of doing 'Jagat kalyan' (world's salvation)."

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Donna Grant

"You are moving on the chariot of your desire whatever you are thinking is always right."

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Donna Grant

"Desire grows by what it feeds on."

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Donna Grant

"Go for the desire you dare to dream."

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Donna Grant

"We do not succeed in changing things according to our desire, but gradually our desire changes."

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Donna Grant

"There are people who are never content, never appeased, forever dissatisfied-who continually look to what escapes them, convincing themselves that if only they could attain that one desire outside of reach they would be happy. It seems almost pointless to give to these people because their eyes immediately shift from the gift to stare miserably at the portion held back. Their wants, demands, expectations, appetites are never satiated, thus they refuse to be happy. And you cannot make them so."

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Donna Grant

"Do you have a dream or desire that is burning a hole in your soul? Something that lights your fire and brings you simple pleasure?"

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Sara Sheridan
"Writing the same kind of material is no guarantee you'll be working from the same ethos so that writers from different fields are just as likely to have an understanding of each other's work as someone working in the same genre."

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Sara Sheridan
"Books have a vital place in our culture. They are the source of ideas, of stories that engage and stretch the imagination and most importantly, inspire."

Literature

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Sara Sheridan
"It seemed to me that these months of watching and listening, second-guessing words and phrases, seeking so much that was new, had somehow changed me."

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Sara Sheridan
"Only a man with nothing to hide could make that kind of racket."

Integrity

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Sara Sheridan
"I jealously guard my research time and I love fully immersing myself in those dusty old books and papers. It's one of the most enjoyable parts of my job."

Research

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Sara Sheridan
"I was asked the other day in which era I would choose to live. As a historical novelist, it comes up sometimes. As a woman I'd have to say I'd like to live in the future - I want to see where these centuries of change are leading us."

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Sara Sheridan
"I have a very strong sense that we only know where we are by looking clearly at where we've come from."

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Sara Sheridan
"The mass communications that could enable our politics for good have instead turned it into a bland conglomeration of stinted opinion cloaked in the occasional media frenzy of blame or denial."

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Sara Sheridan
"You've got to make an effort to get the details right, because even through someone picks it up and knows it's a novel, they know someone's made it up and they know it's not real, if you make a small mistake they will cease to imaginatively engage with the story."

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Sara Sheridan
"In crime books it's possible to chart forensic technology by how well it has to be explained to a reader. In mid-Victorian crime novels fingerprinting has to be explained because it's new. Nowadays it's part of our world and we can simply assume that knowledge if we write about it."

Crime

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