War Quote by Gabriel García Márquez

“There was always someone outside of the chalk circle. Someone who needed money, someone who had a son with whooping cough, or someone who…

— Gabriel García Márquez

“I needed very much to continue to believe in the goodness of humanity, because war is terrifying. And terrified people make choices they’d never…

— April White

“I don’t know that I’m afraid of anything anymore. Once you experience war you can never be the same. You see the world differently.”

— Glenn Meade

“I'd never felt anything quite like it. For the first time in my life, everything was as it should be. Because the opposite of…

— Brian K. Vaughan

“An uneasy peace was better than no peace at all.”

— James Maxwell

“There was never a bad peace or a good war.”

— Ben Franklin

“It was a war about fear, he thought, not figures on the ground. It was a war of narrative, a story of a war,…

— Lavie Tidhar

“There was absolutely no peace. I wanted freedom, breakthrough and most of all I wanted to be rid of the situation.”

— Michelle Sabrena Alexander

“No victory, no conquest justified a single death, a man starved, frozen, lacerated, a single orphaned child. All war wanted was itself.”

— Willy Peter Reese

“This was what true fear was- that you could never know other people, not completely.”

— Lauren Oliver

“Most of the miseries of the world were caused by wars. And, when the wars were over, no one ever knew what they were…

— John Limon

“Everything became quite unreal finally and it seemed as though nothing could have any consequences.”

— Ernest Hemingway