“IN OUR SOCIETY, MARCUS, the most admired men are those who build bridges, skyscrapers, and empires. But in reality, the proudest and most admirable are those who manage to build love. Because there is no greater or more difficult undertaking.” — Joël Dicker Copy Share Image
“Life is like a foot race, Marcus: There will always be people who are faster than you, and there will always be those who… — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“Love, love, always love! But what is love? It doesn’t mean anything! Love is just a trick invented by men so they don’t have… — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“HARRY, IF I COULD learn only one thing from you, what would it be?” “I’d like to ask you the same question.” “For me,… — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“Había pasado treinta años satisfaciendo mis ambiciones, me enfrentaba a los siguientes treinta intentando mantener esas ambiciones a flote y, al pensar bien en… — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“Marcus, do you know what is the only way to know how much you love someone? No. By losing them.” — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“I don’t like to dwell on regrets. They tell you that you have not come to terms with what you’ve done.” — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“Goldman, stop this nonsense, will you? I have looked at your file. I made a few phone calls.” — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“Me gusta saberlo todo, es una enfermedad. Me puede la ansiedad, necesito controlar todo lo que está a mi alrededor” — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“wish that I will succeed in life,” I replied. And I thought that a shooting star, though it could be beautiful, was a star… — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“IN OUR SOCIETY, MARCUS, the most admired men are those who build bridges, skyscrapers, and empires. But in reality, the proudest and most admirable… — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“Life is like a foot race, Marcus: There will always be people who are faster than you, and there will always be those who… — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“Life is a long drop down, Marcus. The most important thing is knowing how to fall.” — Joël Dicker Copy Share
“You know what a publisher is? He’s a failed writer whose father was rich enough that he’s able to appropriate other people’s talents.” — Joël Dicker Copy Share
