Quote by David Weber

“I was acutely aware of her dying, so much so that it seemed to me the air itself was dangerous to breathe, for each…

— Random House Canada

“And she was really good at that: even since she was a little girl, she could eliminate the hours, knew how to kill the…

— Nicola Lecca

“She imagined she could pull Time like taffy, stretching it longer and longer between her hands until the finest point had been reached, the…

— Sarah Blake

“A glance toward her digital clock showed the numbers twitching and randomly changing on their own, as though her clock couldn’t make up its…

— Kelly Creagh

“Today she let the steady beat of the clocks calm the beating of her heart. She always found peace among the clocks. Time always…

— Shelley Noble

“... She was a clock, I could tell by the ticking in her wrist. (I'd secretly slipped my thumb down, to feel her pulse…

— Elizabeth McCracken

“The clock moves on and hours pass too quickly; I was only a second in the tactful moments of life.”

— sir kristian goldmund aumann

“One thing was certain: Human Time was the saddest, maddest, most devastating variety of time that had ever existed. She tried her best to…

— Elizabeth Gilbert

“But it continued ticking, and when she checked her pocket watch, it also read one. Then two minutes past the hour. Then five minutes…

— Sarah J. Maas

“Although the clock had no way of knowing what it had done, she loathed it for interrupting her reply to the literal fantasy man…

— Vivienne Savage

“I tend to forget that my measurement of time is designed to distract me from what's really happening.”

— Sarah Manguso

“The room was so unearthly quiet, I lost all sense of time being divided into seconds. I felt that I was the only person…

— Banana Yoshimoto