Your future is always more valuable than today, the sooner…

The bottom line is people are people, and the sooner we realise that, the better off things are going to be.

— Dennis Haysbert

“Information about the future is much more valuable and interesting than information about the past.”

— Stephen Asbury

“It is perhaps, its ability to penetrate the multidimensional layers of the human condition at all, that makes poetry and art so valuable in…

— Atalina Wright

“A well paid word deceives them. And what kind of a word is a word that has a price, high or low, which is…

— Dejan Stojanovic

Some critics are stimulating in that they make you realise how you could do better, and those are valued.

— Francis Ford Coppola

“What we have here is good and if you’d get over your thoughts that it isn’t gonna last, you’d realise how much better it’s…

— Kristen Ashley

I love England but everything that has happened makes me realise that I would be better off in the States.

— Heather Mills

Expats are a self-selecting group of outgoing, confident people - if you're not those things, you probably don't choose this adventure - and the…

— Chris Pavone

“When you grow up in middle America you are inculcated from the earliest age with the belief - no, the understanding - that America…

— Bill Bryson

'The Expats' is a thriller, but one that tends more toward general fiction than toward breathless pulp.

— Chris Pavone

“The white façades of the villas and apartment houses were like blocks of time that had crystallised beside the road.”

— J.G. Ballard

“The loneliness of the arab is a terrible thing; it is all consuming. It is already present like a little shadow under the heart…

— Diana Abu-Jaber

“Random acts of kindness show that even amidst the hustle and bustle, Paris inhabitants are more welcoming that their reputation gives them credit for.”

— Vicki Lesage

'The Expats' would not exist without e-books.

— Chris Pavone

Hemingway is a baby when he turns up in Paris, but he's an ambitious baby. And he has the talent. And he's there to…

— Lesley M. M. Blume