Death Quote by Caitlin Doughty

“Monsignor Luciano raised his eyebrows and folded his hands, ever the patient father, listening as his child tried to talk his way out of…

— Amy Harmon

“The dead don't talk. Perhaps they know things about death that the living are not permitted to learn from them.”

— Dean Koontz

“She looked at the skull and laughed. Death is a good thing in Mexico; it is a thing to talk of at dinner, at…

— Ray Bradbury

“In the United States, death is something to avoid talking about and to treat as a disease that can be cured with the right…

— Joseph Luzzi

There was a special place in the tobacco manufacturer where my mother and the mother of Luciano, they worked together. When we were little…

— Mirella Freni

“Mostly, I heard about it from the Estate servants, who found it quite natural to speak openly of a death, but rarely said much…

— Salman Rushdie

“Because death is the end, and if a man doesn’t speak before it silences him, then the things he holds closest die with him.”

— Greg Iles

“You are not dead, until every person who knew you is dead as well." Where did I hear that? It doesn't matter. There is…

— Neil Gaiman

“Listen, death happens to everybody,” he said after a moment’s hesitation, typically direct and pragmatic. “You’re not the first person who ever died, and…

— Z.K. Kostka

“I had never known any man to die while speaking in terza-rima”

— Ernest Hemingway

“When death tells a story yo really have to listen”

— Markus Zusak

“And when Rambo whispered to me, assuring me of my nearest death, I was relieved at my parents' absence, for my death like all…

— Rawi Hage