Quote by Douglas Adams

“He was a windbag. He made a great many orations, and I imagine he did a very good job, but he was still a…

— Harry Truman

“He wanted something, he realizes now. Wanted an answer other than the ones he’d been given. Wanted to find out this whole world had…

— Patrick Ness

“ . . . perhaps the reasons for a man to leave his life were too obvious for him to name.”

— Karen Thompson Walker

“He was such a throwaway thing of no importance, and yet he existed and would make that existence worthwhile.”

— Glyn Iliffe

“Life had called his name, and without thinking, he had stepped forward. He wondered if perhaps he was becoming the person he had always…

— Simon Van Booy

“Like men of his kind, at cross-purposes with their purpose, there could be nothing fortuitous that happened to him.”

— Mary Butts

“He had yet to discover his purpose, yet he had already lost the love of his life.”

— Felix Alexander

“At the same time he had begun to understand the great principle that moved the universe, at least that part of the universe which…

— Stephen King

“It was too much for him, the knowledge that all of this had happened before. That he was the scion of a people abused;…

— N.K. Jemisin

“Somehow he had catapulted himself beyond the world's value system. But this very fact lay upon him an awesome responsibility to maintain the illusions…

— E.L. Doctorow

“the main reason he had had such a wild and successful life was that he never really understood the significance of anything he did.”

— Douglas Adams

“Now, he was free to go forth and make a name for himself in the wide, wide world. And maybe, just maybe, he'd come…

— E. Lockhart