Flannery O'Connor Quotes

In The Greatest Fiction, The Writer's Moral Sense Coincides With His Dramatic Sense, And I See No Way For It To Do This Unless His Moral Judgement Is Part Of The Very Act Of Seeing, And He Is Free To Use It. I Have Heard It Said That Belief In Christian Dogma Is A Hindrance To The Writer, But I Myself Have Found Nothing Further From The Truth. Actually, It Frees The Storyteller To Observe. It Is Not A Set Of Rules Which Fixes What He Sees In The World. It Affects His Writing Primarily By Guaranteeing His Respect For Mystery ...

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