“You look at us and you see oppression; we see stability and harmony. You see corruption; we see ties of family, friendship, and mutual support. You see feudalism, we see mutual responsibility. You see the oppression of women, we see… — Michael Gruber Copy Share Image
But there's the paradox of fiction - why do you cry when a fake character dies? It's the basis of art. You engage with… — Michael Gruber Copy Share
But it turns out that people who are grounded and secure don't change much under stress. That's what being grounded means. — Michael Gruber Copy Share
“It is an animus, she decides, the representation of the Logos in the female, as the anima is the representation of Eros in the… — Michael Gruber Copy Share
“You look at us and you see oppression; we see stability and harmony. You see corruption; we see ties of family, friendship, and mutual… — Michael Gruber Copy Share
The problem with evil people is that they can see only evil in others. It is one of the worst curses of being evil,… — Michael Gruber Copy Share
“Thus, although life is by and large unthrilling, when we do find ourselves in the sort of situation upon which thrillers dote we cannot… — Michael Gruber Copy Share
“Farid, you are keeping a hawk; don't expect her to lay eggs like a chicken.” — Michael Gruber Copy Share
“They talk about adrenaline, but Marder knew it was much more than adrenaline; it was a mystical cocktail that comes only from this one… — Michael Gruber Copy Share
As a matter of fact I had a terribly traumatic childhood. But afterward I sort of reraised myself. — Michael Gruber Copy Share
“There are three kind of history. The first is what really happened and that is forever lost. The second is what most people thought… — Michael Gruber Copy Share
'The Book of Air and Shadows' was born during a conference with an intellectual property lawyer on a particular afternoon in November of 2003. — Michael Gruber Copy Share
“When I got to the States and started going to an American high school, which I did for an extremely short time, I thought… — Michael Gruber Copy Share
