Quote by Diane Setterfield

“When we’re young, we think we are the only species worth knowing. But the more I come to know people, the better I like…

— Louise Erdrich

“a rafter of turkeys, a murder of crows, an exaltation of larks… an unkindness of ravens.”

— Margaux Gillis

“Ravens! Always the ravens. They settled on the gables of the church even before the injured became the dead.”

— Mark Lawrence

“There are people,' he said, 'who give, and there are people who take. There are people who create, people who destroy, and people who…

— Peter S. Beagle

“There were only more ravens. A whole unkindness of them. He smirked at the thought. Evie had once told him about the various names…

— Jeff Wheeler

“The acute attention that ravens pay to our subtle signals underscores the degree to which they can draw conclusions from our body language. They…

— John M. Marzluff

“They were nothing but ravens—I knew that—what they thought of me could be a matter of no consequence—and yet when even a raven shouts…

— Mark Twain

“Ravens aren’t usually nocturnal, but hunger can be.”

— Gregory Maguire

“And I never felt more alive, until I spread my wings and flew away. Flew away with the ravens. It was then that I…

— The Red Raven

“She's so pretty, isn't she? Beautiful, really. That prefect skin, those long legs. And that hair! It's so black. Black as a raven's feather,…

— amy s. foster

“And the crow once called the raven black.”

— George R.R. Martin

“And he will be as handsome as the dawn and wear red and he will keep ravens of his own. And your beautiful bird…

— T. Kingfisher