Every day Quote by Ernest Hemingway

“He felt good lots of days. Trouble was, on the bad days, that was hard to remember. At those times, for some reason, he…

— Brandon Sanderson

“He had no thought og how it was before he came to the farm. His memory of those times was like a house where…

— Truman Capote

“It seemed to him that anyone with any trouble at all eventually found his way to a city library, and the really troubled ones…

— M.E. Kerr

“I had found him again, and with him, my world had become completely unwound. It was messy and impulsive, naïve and irrational, and somehow,…

— Laura Miller, Butterfly Weeds

“It seemed to him that nothing would ever be explained, and that all of a sudden each day was slipping away, that time was…

— Kim Stanley Robinson

“Things went so well for him so often that no one ever needed to worry about how he behaved when they didn’t go well.”

— Michael Lewis

“His life had been confused and disordered since then, but if he could once return to a certain starting place and go over it…

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“He got to spend another day on the earth; messed up, cruel, and dangerous as it was, it was the only place he wanted…

— Alex London

“Living as he now lived was like reading a good book in a poor translation...”

— Henry James

“There really was nothing firm, nothing certain. Even here, even at this place where he thought he’d found something permanent—everything could change in a…

— S.J. Kincaid

“He lived in a huge, ridiculous, doodad-covered, trash-filled two-story horror of a house that stumbled, staggered, and dribbled right up to the edge of…

— John Bellairs

“He'd learned something. Life was booby-trapped and there was no easy passage through. You had to jump from colour to colour, from happiness to…

— Rupert Thomson