Quote by Steven Wright

I wrote a few children's books... Not on purpose.

I wrote a few children's books... Not on purpose.

Summary

This quote suggests that the person unintentionally wrote children's books, implying that it was not their initial intention or plan. It conveys a sense of surprise or accidental discovery, indicating that these books were created without specific intent or deliberate effort.

By Steven Wright

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