Zitate von Philip Ó Ceallaigh

0 0

Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Geburtstag: 23. März 1968

Philip Ó Ceallaigh ist irischer Chefredakteur.

Zitate Philip Ó Ceallaigh

„The ‘novel’ is a publishing convention that deforms the story. If more attention were given to form there would be fewer novels and better stories. There's no reason a publisher can’t put out a story that's a hundred or even seventy pages long. But a publisher will look at a story like that as defective novel, ineligible for shortlists. It should be in a collection. Or pumped full of air, turned into a novel… It's a pity. You see some good writers behaving like performing monkeys.“

Help us translate this quote

— Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Interview by Tom Vowler (2010-13)

„I think if you've got something to say and you can say it with less, that's the way to go.“

Help us translate this quote

— Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Notes from a library bar (2006)

„The real writers are tenacious creatures, and they found a way long before there were writers workshops and creative writing courses in the universities. In the absence of formal frameworks, personal initiatives and informal frameworks become more important.“

Help us translate this quote

— Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Interview by Tom Vowler (2010-13)

„I write to discover something, not so much to set down what I already know. I see ignorance and confusion all around me. I see these things in myself. I'm subject of all kinds of fears and conflicting desires. But one of those desires, the sanest one, is to see through the confusion.“

Help us translate this quote

— Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Interview by Tom Vowler (2010-13)

„Tolstoy's War and Peace is overblown – do yourself a favour and read his Death of Ivan Ilych.“

Help us translate this quote

— Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Interview by Tom Vowler (2010-13)

„I used to write in the Rathmines public library. I was on the dole and living in a bedsit down the road. It was too cold to write at home. I had one of those meters that you had to put 50p into. So I'd go down the library every morning and after lunch to scribble stuff in longhand in the study room there.“

Help us translate this quote

— Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Notes from a library bar (2006)

„I called the boss a ‘fucker’ one day – not to his face, but it got back to him – so that was the end.“

Help us translate this quote

— Philip Ó Ceallaigh

On life, on his time spent as a waiter.
Notes from a library bar (2006)

„I meet people who tell me things like, ‘I read your book in two days’. Please don’t do that. These things take me years to write. Slow down. Everything you read, slow down. Reading is our great act of resistance in this age of speed and carelessness.“

Help us translate this quote

— Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Interview by Tom Vowler (2010-13)

„I was kind of solitary. I'd spend a lot of time on my own, reading books. I didn't integrate very well.“

Help us translate this quote

— Philip Ó Ceallaigh

On Life, on his time at school.
Notes from a library bar (2006)

„I don't want to become the kind of writer who's putting out a book every two years. Money is not my primary concern. I've been broke before and I'll do it again.“

Help us translate this quote

— Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Notes from a library bar (2006)

Ähnliche Autoren

Cecelia Ahern11

irische Schriftstellerin

Eoin Colfer13

irischer Schriftsteller

Jakob Augstein5

deutscher Journalist und Verleger

Tana French7

Krimi-Schriftstellerin

Heutige Jubiläen

Omar Khayyam24

persischer Mathematiker, Astronom, Philosoph und Dichter 1048 - 1131

Bertrand Russell70

britischer Mathematiker und Philosoph 1872 - 1970

Walter Gropius11

deutscher Architekt und der Gründer des Bauhauses 1883 - 1969

Franziska zu Reventlow18

deutsche Schriftstellerin, Malerin und Übersetzerin 1871 - 1918

Weitere 69 heutige Jubiläen

Cecelia Ahern11

irische Schriftstellerin

Eoin Colfer13

irischer Schriftsteller

Jakob Augstein5

deutscher Journalist und Verleger

Tana French7

Krimi-Schriftstellerin