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This quote is from the late American novelist Robert B. Parker in reference to his novel, "All Our Yesterdays." The quote reflects Parker's feeling of disappointment that the book did not find a large audience. He acknowledges the quality of his work but recognizes that it did not reach the public. The quote speaks to the difficulty of being an author and the challenge of connecting with an audience.
Robert B. Parker (1932-2010) was an American author of detective novels and Westerns, best known for his long-running series of novels featuring the private detective Spenser. His works were adapted into several successful films and television series, including the popular TV series Spenser: For Hire. Parker was the author of more than 70 books, including the Jesse Stone, Sunny Randall, and Virgil Cole series. He was widely recognized for his hardboiled detective style and witty dialogue, and his works have been praised for their realistic dialogue and vivid characterizations. He was awarded the Grand Master Award from the Mystery Writers of America in 2002.
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