Charles Hamilton (writer)

The donefulness is terrific.

— Charles Hamilton (writer)

A somewhat short junior, with a broad, pleasant face and an enormous pair of spectacles

— Charles Hamilton (writer)

I say you fellows, I expect to see fair play.

— Charles Hamilton (writer)

All boys ought to be drownded at birth.

— Charles Hamilton (writer)

The chief thing was to select a name totally different from those under which he had hitherto written: so that when he used the name, he would feel like a different person, and in consequence write from a somewhat different angle. I have been told - by men who do not write - that this is all fanciful. This only means that they don't understand.

— Charles Hamilton (writer)

The business of a boys' author is not to consider political issues, but to entertain the readers, make them as happy as possible.

— Charles Hamilton (writer)

If there is a Tchekov among my readers, I fervently hope that the effects of the Magnet wil be to turn him into a Bob Cherry.

— Charles Hamilton (writer)