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Notes From A Small Room: Signed As Essays From A Small Room Notes From A Small Room: Signed As Essays From A Small Room by Ruskin Bond
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“I have made no attempt at chronology. My writing hasn’t changed much over the years. That’s because I haven’t changed. I am still the impractical dreamer that I was sixty years ago, when I decided that writing would be my vocation and my profession. I do not suffer from writer’s block. I have only to sit down at my desk for the words to come tumbling on to my writing pad. And if an ant moves across my desk, I shall record its transit.”
Ruskin Bond, Notes From A Small Room: Signed As Essays From A Small Room
“I did not sleep last night, for you had kissed me. You held my hand and put it to your cheek and to your breasts. And I had closed your eyes and kissed them, and taken your face in my hands and touched your lips with mine. And then, my darling, I stumbled into the light like a man intoxicated, and did not say or know what people were saying or doing …’ Gosh!”
Ruskin Bond, Notes From A Small Room: Signed As Essays From A Small Room