Quote by Allan G. Hunter

“...he lived with the consequences of self discovery and i suspected this was a more exacting hardship than anything the world might have worked…

— Don Dellilo

“And it interests him less to have the world reinvented; he wants it explained.”

— Ian McEwan

“I did not elaborate, nor did I need to. The human imagination is capable of anything when left on its own to fill in…

— Alan Bradley

“The plain fact was he knew how to do it intuitively, but he could not articulate what it was that he did.”

— Eugene L. Lowry

“If there was one thing he knew about himself, it was that he could take any good thing and make a mess out of…

— Cassandra Clare Holly Black

“I couldn't help suspecting I had manufactured the whole thing, my need for him, simply to avoid what I considered to be the alternatives.…

— Don DeLillo

“Could it be possible that he really did have enough imagination to be able to grasp the truth?”

— Diana Gabaldon

“He had not got where he was today by bothering how things worked. It was how people worked that intrigued him.”

— Terry Pratchett

“He simply knew his own mind and found it company enough.”

— Ian Johnstone

“Dullness. Only humans could have invented it. What imaginations they had.”

— Terry Pratchett

“Then he realized it was the most natural thing in the world, which was precisely why he was incapable of it.”

— Paolo Giordano

“Among all the impossible things he had already witnessed, what were a few more?”

— Jeff VanderMeer