Quote by Charles Stross

“Here, in their midst, George feels a sort of vertigo. Oh God, what will become of them all? What chance have they? Ought I…

— Christopher Isherwood

“He had drawn a derogatory statement from George. He felt safe now.”

— John Steinbeck

“After being loomed over and pressed menacingly against a wall, George had, while looking into those bloodshot eyes, truly feared for his life.”

— C.J. Hill

“Maybe George was fooling himself. Maybe old people always fooled themselves, pretending that the world was going to hell because it was easier than…

— Mark Haddon

“Here, in their midst, George feels a sort of vertigo. Oh God, what will become of them all? What chance have they? Ought I…

— Christopher Isherwood

“The secret of contentment, George felt, lay in ignoring many things completely. How anyone could work in the same office for ten years or…

— Mark Haddon

“As he shut the door, he was painfully aware that they were each talking about their young--only Wrath's had four paws and a tail.…

— J.R. Ward

“By the time it has gotten dressed, it has become he; has become already more or less George — though still not the whole…

— Christopher Isherwood

“He was a hearty, gregarious man. He was rich, but newly rich, and so very sincere about it. He lacked the natural languidity that…

— Sarah Addison Allen

“What George was thinking was that the late king Herod had been unjustly blamed for a policy which had been both statesmanlike and in…

— P.G. Wodehouse

“: “[George] Washington possessed the superb self-confidence that comes only to those men whose inner life is faint.”

— William E. Woodward

“There was even a small groundswell of sympathy for George, confined mainly among those who’d had no personal contact with him.”

— Sharon Kay Penman