Lawrence Wright Quotes
When I Was Trained As A Journalist, As A Race-relations Reporter In Nashville Covering The End Of The Civil-rights Movement, We Were Strictly Forbidden To Use The First-person Pronoun. There Was Kind Of An Electric Charge Around It. To Come Out From Hiding And Use The Word 'I' Carried A Lot Of Fright For Me.
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