Douglas-adams Quote by Douglas Adams

“But the ground shakes, as if something's trying to push up from below, and I think of other people's mothers shaking out their duvets…

— Scarlett Thomas

“His mind seemed barely tethered to his body, much less the earth.”

— Dave Eggers

“He was as nervous as a praying mantis at an atheists' picnic, but he bore down gently, intensifying his concentration, letting go of his…

— Tom Robbins

“I lowered myself into an armchair. I was enveloped in a cloud of dust. All that remained of my life was in my lap.…

— Sandra Gulland

“In space, she kept devising new and barbaric forms for herself, for she sensed intuitively that immobility makes it too easy for God to…

— Jean Genet

“It was as if gravity was suspended. It was like dancing, I thought, although I had never danced in my whole life. We were…

— Per Petterson

“I just lay there, helplessly subject to my anxieties. A good many of them I could have put out of my mind, if I'd…

— Marilynne Robinson

“...she wondered how he had gained such a calmness, a belief that every single piece of the universe fit neatly into another one.”

— Kevin Wilson

“I was dizzy in that room. I felt faint with disbelief. I held on to the seat of my chair to stay upright. I…

— Sonali Deraniyagala

“He didn’t lounge or rest, he possessed.”

— Stephanie Garber

“He thought he could hear the hum of the universe as he sat there. The airwaves of God, maybe, that kept the whole lunatic…

— Douglas Clegg

“...in the intoxication of falling, man was prone to believe himself propelled upward.”

— Hermann Broch