Quote by F. Scott Fitzgerald

“when summer was still a word plump and generous and there was actual sunshine and time was impossibly deliciously luxuriously long and the idea…

— Niall Williams

“It was the very nature of summer. So many long, lazy days when blissfully, nothing changes, and then everything does, all at once.”

— Sarah Dessen

“His face was like the autumn sky, overcast one moment and bright the next.”

— Joseph Conrad

“I thought of summer as the living time; the rest of the year was the backward time, the writing time.”

— Gabrielle Zevin

“He might have been compared to a summer's day, particularly the last hours of one.”

— John Cheever

“A lofty breeze rushed by, threatening to brush him over the ridge. He looked with hardened eyes off into the East as the first…

— Evan Grinde

“Summer's heat had never really arrived, nor the cold in it's turn, and everything living now seemed to yearn for sun with the anguish…

— Barbara Kingsolver

“I can see the young man on dizzily autumn mornings, the fog of which he inhaled just like the rapidly evaporating freedom.”

— Imre Kertész

“He sat in another season - spring time, maybe - beneath a separate sun whose rays ended at the periphery of her eyesight, her…

— Joanne Greenberg

“He was brilliant sunlight that drove away winter's chill.”

— Andrea Cremer

“There was a hint in the air that the earth was hurrying on toward other weather; the lush midsummer moment outside of time was…

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“The light of an early Summer afternoon as it slips toward dusk has so many good things wrapped up in it..”

— Brandi L. Bates