Memory Quote by Donna Tartt

“I looked around at the rooms that I did not see as rooms but more as a landscape for my emotions, a biography of…

— Anne Spollen

“Our memories are filled with images that are doors into old scenes in our lives.”

— Sandra Scofield

“At times throughout the night, they seemed to turn from real, living people into mere photographs of people, and then from photographs into memories,…

— Josh Ritter

“Those who receive the most images into their memories have the most lively imaginations.”

— Napoleon Bonaparte

“Those static images have the uncanny ability to jar the memory and bring places and people back to life. They bridge the present with…

— Isabel Lopez

“Once a picture was taken, the experience was purged of its power to haunt.”

— Tatjana Soli

“Photography is an amazing culture that form by the memories.”

— Amal Raj

“The reading rooms were large and quiet. Their windows were filmed in dust and desiccated insects, and seemed to age the light falling across…

— China Miéville

“a montage of images playing in his head with the saturation turned way up so the colors were brighter than real life.”

— Tim McBain

“...the memory of a particular image is but regret for a particular moment, and houses, roads, avenues are as fugitive, alas, as the years.”

— Walt Whitman

“The first two rooms were in the same state as the corridor. Dirty, and piled with junk. Dead typewriters, telephones, three-legged chairs. I was…

— Hugh Laurie

“The accumulation of consecutive rooms in his memory now resembled those displays of grouped elbow chairs on show, and beds, and lamps, and inglebooks…

— Vladimir Nabokov