Days of the week Quote by Adam Rutherford

“Also – for there had been more than a few migrants aboard, yes, quite a quantity of wives who had been grilled by reasonable,…

— Salman Rushdie

“The four Keltar Druids brought their wives and children. They breed like it's their personal mission to populate their country in case somebody attacks…

— Karen Marie Moning

“Names came patterning into the dusk, bodying out the places of their forebears, the villages and towns where the telegrams would be delivered, the…

— Sebastian Faulks

“The writer H. P. Lovecraft would later provide an example of the animosity Americans felt toward the newcomers in a letter to a friend…

— Stephan Talty

“They planned to know one another when they were ancient and gray-"when we're doddering around with canes and have forgotten the names of our…

— E. Lockhart

“Their history wasn’t so far off the mean track, they were going through what a thousand other civilizations had gone through, and no doubt…

— Iain M. Banks

“Customs are formed, and the descendants of men are trapped therein. The generations pass without a chance to weed out the foolish from the…

— Noriko Ogiwara

“Over decades that seem but a moment in time, lines of scarlet figures shuttled among the sorghum stalks to weave a vast human tapestry.…

— Mo Yan

“A beast sacred and profane bore him north, with a beautiful, terrifying woman, to defend a city wonderful in its horrors.”

— Max Gladstone

“He knew that his father had finally run hard enough and long enough to wear down the frontiers between the worlds, he had run…

— Salman Rushdie

“They were saddened that [Rawlins] was not coming back but they said that a man leaves much when he leaves his own country. They…

— Cormac McCarthy

“So now they would go all the way. Ferociously believing every miracle and myth in an ancient text wasn’t enough. They were no longer…

— Kurt Andersen