Death Quote by Douglas Adams

“They reminded me of the people of my village, their indomitable spirit in the face of disaster, their unshakable belief that no matter what…

— Lian Hearn

“The world was addicted to watching; over and over, they were reborn, made whole and silver and resplendent, only to crumple into themselves again.…

— Hala Alyan

“Standing at the point where these photographs were taken, you’re immersed in the most unbelievable quiet. It’s like being at the bottom of the…

— Tom Rob Smith

“Becoming acquainted and swallowing fears and settling down to life in the little cabin with its warm glow of woodstove and kerosene lamp and…

— Jack Kerouac

“...everyone wants to be excited by something magical and wondrous - to be reminded of how they once saw the world ...”

— John Geddes

“And afterwards, if you had asked any of the survivors how they had managed it, they would not have been able to tell you.…

— Aminatta Forna

“Human scrambled around, totally oblivious to the hell that burned beneath them. They were like children, so addicted to their toys they'd probably never…

— Cecily White

“Think of all the fabulous things that have happened in the world because someone has just done it-you know, just jumped off the cliff…

— Kris Radish

“As the invaders caught the villagers and tore into them, they made soothing, crooning noises that somehow drowned out the shrieking. They strangled the…

— Kathe Koja

“I became hypnotized by my own loneliness, unwilling to stop until my eyes wouldn't stay open anymore, watching the white line of the highway…

— Paul Auster

“I looked out over a sleepy, twinkling Manhattan as I plummeted into the night. It was wonderful and visceral, like my mind and body…

— Rob Delaney

“I walked far down a dirt side road and into a farmer's field - some sort of cereal that was chest high and corn…

— Douglas Coupland