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“The war had left his body pathetically damaged and weak, but his mind was as strong and clear as it had ever been, perhaps…

— Dean Koontz

“In his own way he recognized his madness, and that was the sort of thing mad people did, right enough.”

— Stephen King

“It is sheer madness sometimes, but often, madness is needed to separate the winners from the losers.”

— Ari Gunzburg

“He felt that his mind had become a battle-ground for the forces of good and evil and that his task was to strain every…

— Lawrence Durrell

“Events in his own past he never thought of as evil but rather as mistaken, immensely regrettable, brought about by fear and greed.”

— Barbara Vine

“There was a madness in my story, but it was a madness I understood.”

— Stephen King

“Indeed, he is glorious in his madness.”

— Jane Lindskold

“I studied him and realized that madness is the last defence of the mind when it can't hope to reconcile itself with events; I…

— Derek Raymond

“Life was taking its vengeance on me, and that vengeance consisted merely in coming back, nothing more. Every case of madness involves something coming…

— Clarice Lispector

“Sometimes, to regain sanity, one had to acknowledge and embrace the madness.”

— Morgan Rhodes

“He follows his own way these days, even more than most of us. 'Twas as good a description of madness as any I've heard. ”

— Hilari Bell

“I wanted to believe he was mad. Unfortunately, I no longer knew what madness was.”

— James Lee Burke