Summary
This quote suggests that a writer becomes a prophet when they possess the power to communicate truth through their words. It implies that a writer goes beyond merely narrating stories or expressing ideas; they have the potential to perceive and convey deeper truths about the world and human nature. By having this insight and articulating it eloquently, a writer can inspire, enlighten, and provoke introspection among their readers, just like a prophetic figure from ancient times.
By John Geddes
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