Zafar Quotes

“I don't care for moon to be on my side, I already have his Master.”

“Zafar argues that the greatest influence on a writer may be on her psychic dispositions as a writer. Reading Philip Roth, writes Zafar, might clear the way of inhibitions that held you back from writing about reckless desire, the temptations of power, and the immanence of rage, or reading Naipaul might convince you to seize the ego that so wants to be loved, drag it outside, put it up against a wall, and shoot it.”

“Life is like a blank page, copying manuscript written Backstage.”

“An exile, said Zafar, is a refugee with a library.”

“Your false promises are dark enough to submerge even the sun.”

“Life is like a poetry, without meaning or purpose - it's useless.”

“We crave beauty, like we crave peace.”

“In this avaricious world, even a beggar needs money in his bowl, to be heard.”