Quote by C.S. Friedman

“He had a trio of fears that sat in his gut like swallowed teeth, and when he was too quiet with his own thoughts,…

— Laini Taylor

“And they lived horribly ever after, scaring the socks off all who fell afoul of them.”

— William Steig

“The wind blew cold, and he was freezing, but he did not notice that he was freezing, for within him was a counterfrost, fear.”

— Patrick Suskind

“No warmth could warm, no wintry weather chill him. No wind that blew was bitterer than he, no falling snow was more intent upon…

— Charles Dickens

“All there was to it, he was in a panic. He was scared stiff that any minute a fact might come bouncing in that…

— Rex Stout

“Going after someone unknown in the dark and cold and almost-snow - that wasn't brave. That was exceedingly stupid.”

— Jodi Meadows

“It was cold, wet . . . overall pretty traumatic . . . but . . . such is the life of the adventurer.”

— Luke Pearson

“one day you stepped in snow, the next in mud, water soaked in your boots and froze them at night, it was the next…

— E.L. Doctorow

“... He was particularly disgruntled to see what he had taken for a bundle of old rags on the tracks outside was a human…

— Peter Straub

“He felt nervous and excited an happy and kind of filled with dread, all at the same time. It was the most emotion he'd…

— James Patterson

“He was never rash or hurried, but he was always read. It was the secret, no doubt, of the extraordinary political career he threw…

— Ursula K. Le Guin

“He already had one foot in the winter of heaven. He was going to be whisked up.”

— Genet