Alphabet Quote by Haruki Murakami

“A book is like a quarrel. One word leads to another, and may erupt in blood or print, irrevocably.”

— Anonymous

Revolutions are not made with literature. Revolutions equal gunfire.

— Francois Duvalier

“Ms Soga," he begins, "when they called the register in school your name would have come before Ms Tanaka, and after Ms Sekine. Did…

— Haruki Murakami

“Volumes of history written in the ancient alphabet of G and C, A and T.”

— Sy Montgomery

“The sneaky heftiness of the book being the aggregate cumulative effect of hundreds of thousands of individually insubstantial little markings, letters and numbers, commas…

— Charles Yu

Jed Perl writes precisely and ecstatically. Antoine' s Alphabet is a history and a fairy tale, a work of criticism, and a work of…

— Jonathan Safran Foer

“It doesn't matter how a novel was printed. What matters are the words in between the pages.”

— Giuseppe Bianco

Revolutions go not backward.

— Ralph Waldo Emerson

The world is a book. Some words stand out from the page.

— Mike Carey

“Revolution does not begin with a group. It begins from the heart.”

— Shahla Khan

“Revolution is not the uprising against pre-existing order, but the setting up of a new order contradictory to the traditional one.”

— Paul Brannigan

Every ending marks the beginning of a new revolution.

— Ashutosh Cheulkar