There's no equivalent to Mozart in writing.

Fran Lebowitz
There's no equivalent to Mozart in writing.
There's no equivalent to Mozart in writing.
There's no equivalent to Mozart in writing.
There's no equivalent to Mozart in writing.
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There’s no equivalent to Mozart in writing. A quote that illustrates the fact that some people can truly make an impact on the world. If you don’t believe it, then go and look for a book on writing and see how many of those on the list you know of. If you don’t know of any on the list, then go and write a book yourself.

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