Quote by Clive Barker

“I remembered twenty. I'd known everything at twenty. It took me another year to realize I knew nothing. I was still hoping to learn…

— Laurell K. Hamilton

“How could I possibly know what I wanted, when I was only twenty-one?”

— Sinead O'Conner

“The boy is so stupid; to count to twenty-one he'd have to drop his pants.”

— James Axler

“Twenty-six,” you said, before I could ask you.Everyone was gathered around, or anyway they were around us, swirling like loud, bad surf. The crowd…

— Daniel Handler

“Strangers, he remembered, can tell you how old you are without trying. The looks you get or don't get let you know exactly where…

— Jim Lynch

“I am older at twenty than a lot of people who have died.”

— William Faulkner

“I was so young, I tell myself now. I was twenty-one, only recently farewelled by childhood, although at the time childhood seemed like ancient…

— Mary-Rose MacColl

“Sixty-four has a way of forgetting what twenty-one was like.”

— Stephen King

“My father laughed it off, saying I was too old not to accept people as they were.”

— André Aciman

“I may not be able to do what I did when I was 20, but when I was 20, I did not know what…

— Luis Ruvalcaba

“What happens to you when you get older? Do you just forget everything from before you turned eighteen? Do you make yourself forget?”

— Patrick Ness

“I was only twenty-five, much to young to die. Probably about the right age to become a complete hypochondriac, however.”

— Kylie Scott