Umberto Eco Quotes

I Don't Believe One Writes For Oneself. I Think That Writing Is An Act Of Love- You Write In Order To Give Something To Someone Else. To Communicate Something. To Have Other People Share Your Feelings. This Problem Of How Long Your Work Survives Is Fundamental For A Novelist Or A Poet. One Hopes For A Sense Of Continuity.

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