The Picture Frame Quotes

“Ooh, that sounds great. Better than that book you wrote about those vampires chatting up a bunch of schoolgirls.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“A church makes no more or less of a man; it is his mind and his actions that interest the Lord.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“We need help.” Blake shook his head in desperation. “From where?” Stevie shrugged. “Google?”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“Readers wanted to fall in love with an author’s library, knowing that there would be more to come. Reader and author could be a lifelong love affair and, like a marriage, it needed tending to.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“Blake’s therapist once told him people were like buckets and stress like drops of water.  Too many drops in the bucket would make it overflow, and that was when people panicked. Anxious souls like Blake had smaller buckets than people who coped with stress well. The”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“Blake’s therapist once told him people were like buckets and stress like drops of water.  Too many drops in the bucket would make it overflow, and that was when”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“even adults never truly lost their naivety of what the world’s underbelly was really like.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“It was only ever a matter of time before an alcoholic let you down.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“Kids were easily screwed up if you weren’t careful. It was a parent’s job to steer them through dark situations and back towards the light. The very essence of parenthood was being a guide and mentor, using hindsight to help naive children prevail as better adults than they had been.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“Sometimes a worrier worried for no reason. Sometimes, if there really was nothing at all to feel bad about, a worrier would worry about worrying.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“children were more partisan about their gaming choices than most political parties were about their manifestos.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“Nature heals itself. A tree falls down, another grows in its place.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“and if that means I’m destined for hell, then I just hope they have weekly AA meetings.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“If you were a character in one of my books, I could cut you without changing the plot in the slightest.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“A death with a clean conscience is a valuable commodity,”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame

“I used to think all the monsters in my life were made up.”
― Iain Rob Wright, The Picture Frame