Quote by Anne Rice

“The tragic brilliance of politics and control is found in the ability to get the masses arguing over which poison they should drink.”

— Steve Maraboli

“Drinking released me from the suffocating fear, the feelings of inadequacy, and the nagging voices at the back of my head that told me…

— Alcoholics Anonymous

“The mix of awe and anger and the realisation that the world was large, and beautiful, and sometimes so overwhelming in its wonder that…

— Sarah J. Maas

“It made one mad, for pleasure; and we could not take our eyes from him, and the looks that went out of our eyes…

— Mark Twain

“It had started to worry me that if I wasn't careful my meekness could become a habit, a tic, something hardwired that my mannerisms…

— Lorrie Moore

“Drunk people, loud people, obvious and angry people, people stammering and stumbling, spilling drinks and scarfing small burned sausages and cheese cubes on toothpicks.…

— Paul Theroux

“I drank because I wanted to drown my sorrows. But now the damned things have learned to swim ,and now decency and good behavior…

— Frida Kahlo

“In somber mood, I re-called my whole life up to this day, and my head spun with the buzzing of a hundred and one…

— René Daumal

“Words...have always held the dangerous power to conjure things into being.”

— Kelly Creagh

“A madness most discreet, A choking gall, and a preserving sweet.”

— William Shakespeare

“As he drank more and more, he became inebriated, and began to fashion damaged human beings.”

— Teju Cole

“The earliest years had been a haze of hardship . Of fear, I’ll admit it. More than that, of anger. And most of all,…

— Juliette Jones