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Quotes from Bob Mayer

nonetheless
~ Bob Mayer
He immediately corrected that thought; he had no idea what reality was
~ Bob Mayer
quid-pro-quo.
~ Bob Mayer
worried. Not so
~ Bob Mayer
Why put an alarm where you are not?
~ Bob Mayer
Just as it is important to know what you want in your novel, it is key to know what you want from your career.
~ Bob Mayer
I'm convinced fear is at the root of most bad writing." Stephen King
~ Bob Mayer
Old soldiers loved to tell war stories, yet this guy had hung up on her.
~ Bob Mayer
O Solon, you Greeks are children. There have been and will be many destructors of mankind, of which the greatest are by fire and water." She
~ Bob Mayer
Earhart leaned forward. "When—I" but she paused and canted her head to the side. "There's a disturbance." Ivar couldn't stop himself. "In the Force?" That one flew by Earhart by about a forty-year gap.
~ Bob Mayer
stasis field
~ Bob Mayer
thick golden tendril
~ Bob Mayer
You can "pants" your way through your novel, but you can't "pants" your way to success.
~ Bob Mayer
single death does not stop the other lives affected by it. It sends them tumbling, staggering, meandering, marching, searching, in different directions.
~ Bob Mayer
He gave a life for a life," Kono said. "There is nothing more honorable." * * *
~ Bob Mayer
why anyone would trade Rachel for the secretary, but he'd watched a few of those late night Showtime flicks and men could be incredibly stupid when their genitals were involved.
~ Bob Mayer
a prow of rock
~ Bob Mayer
their husbands probably had ample opportunity and resources to find excitement elsewhere. That's why they invented golfing trips, or so he had been told.
~ Bob Mayer
He laughed out loud. He was trying to remember if his memory had been altered. The epitome of irony and futility.
~ Bob Mayer
so few understood that blinding ambition was the necessary ingredient of any intelligence or talent.
~ Bob Mayer
York City, the river narrows and makes a sharp bend to the west. The craggy highland on the left bank is called West Point and was first fortified to keep the American colonies united during the Revolutionary War.
~ Bob Mayer
contingencies
~ Bob Mayer
To keep the officer corps from becoming filled with sycophants who would support a particular party or person over the country, in 1802 he ordered the establishment of an Academy to train a professional cadre of officers that would draw its cadets from across the country and across the strata of society.
~ Bob Mayer
LRRPs." He pronounced it as Lurps.
~ Bob Mayer