A writer who denies the need for structure in his work is...

A writer who denies the need for structure in his work is like a squash player who claims his brilliance removes the need for a wall.

David Baboulene

The Story Book (2010)

David Baboulene Quotes

A writer who denies the need for structure in his work is like a squash player who claims his brilliance removes the need for a wall.

A writer who denies the need for structure in his work is like a squash player who claims his brilliance removes the need for a wall.

A writer who denies the need for structure in his work is like a squash player who claims his brilliance removes the need for a wall.

A writer who denies the need for structure in his work is like a squash player who claims his brilliance removes the need for a wall.