Next day Quote by Bill Bryson

“He was going to sleep a little while. He lay still and death was not there. It must have gone around another street. It…

— Ernest Hemingway

“Then he walked home and died.”

— Neal Stephenson

“He was in his coffin, ready to be buried, and yet he knew that he wasn’t dead.”

— Gabriel García Márquez

“And maybe that is exactly what happened…he walked away and never woke up…”

— Tiffany Apan

“There was no gasping last breath or final, wisdom-filled declaration. No fluttering of the eyelids or clawed outstretch of hand. No moan or even…

— Sam Harris

“He was dying all his life.”

— Hector Berlioz

“He could feel his stomach churning. I’m repressing things, he thought. Along with everything else I don’t have time for. I’m searching for the…

— Henning Mankell

“and a person is dead.”

— Jennifer Roy

“Jeffrey never understood how people could think a dead person was just sleeping. Death changed the air, charged it with something thick and unsettling.”

— Karin Slaughter

“And my dad, who was somehow still dead, did what he sometimes did―died again, seconds after my waking.”

— Jeannie Vanasco

“Pain and guilt tore through him. His soul was bleeding to death. He stood there, waiting to die. How could he not? But such…

— Diana Pharaoh Francis

“And the fact was that he remembered once thinking that he was fine with dying anywhere at any time… but now, gazing at each…

— Yukako Kabei