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“I prefer to play English characters. They have a knack for dying well. I have made my career superbly playing well-died Englishmen.”

— Dacre Stoker

“Cary's going to give them the rundown on everything we've managed to piece together about what happened before Baxter got in and the possibility…

— Courtney Summers

“I didn’t mean to go after him, but no one was doing anything, and I’m probably the only one here who’s actually been in…

— Heather Davis

“Of course, his own plan of letting ill alone was the rational, prudent, irreproachable plan, and just what any gentleman in his senses would…

— Charles Kingsley

“Once out of work, Monty, like many actors, lost his confidence, and his sense of identity.”

— Patricia Bosworth

“I read a lot of travel books before I came here. Fantasised what it would be like. I read Scott’s journal. Those last entries…

— Adam Baker

“...and in repose one might have admired so fine a specimen of English manhood, until the foppish ways, the affected movements, the perpetual inane…

— Emmuska Orczy

“Colin didn’t want to go back to his room. He walked around for a very long time, looking down at the sidewalks and streets,…

— Tao Lin

“As a reader, I could put on someone else's shoes and live through his adventures, borrow his individuality and make choices that I didn't…

— Ayaan Hirsi Ali

“After breakfast, I parted ways with Colin even though he was all about us going for a run or something—and who in the hell…

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

“I’m not proud of any of this, truly I’m not. Looking back I can’t believe how I acted, how each deceit flowed so seamlessly…

— Kylie Ladd

“English officer came striding across the field quite deliberately. He stopped, saluted with a ramrod spine, and said, “Arthur Clarke. I gather you’re the…

— Gregory Benford