Quote by Iain Sinclair

“There are worse ways to die than warm and drunk. I knew a brother drowned himself in wine once. It was a poor vintage,…

— George R.R. Martin

“This is the kind of life I've had. Drunk, and in charge of a bicycle, as an Irish police report once put it. Drunk…

— Ray Bradbury

“I was drunk but not drunk enough to say what I wanted, that we don't live our lives so much as come to them,…

— Michael Byer

“You have no idea of the things I’ve seen. I was a pirate–once. I’m not denying that, nor do I make excuses for it.…

— Kinley MacGregor

“As if the dead really do persist, even in a bottle of wine.”

— Thomas Pynchon

“The place trembled with sound. I didn't need to do anything. They would do it all. But you had to be careful. Drunk as…

— Charles Bukowski

“About the same time one Purderve was put to death, for saying privately to a priest, after he had drunk the wine, "He blessed…

— John Foxe

“When whisky talks it rarely counsels prudence.”

— Anthony McDonald

“I drank a little California Mountain Red at home and thought--why not--wherever you turn someone is shouting give me liberty of I give you…

— Grace Paley

“Death, mademoiselle, unfortunately creates a prejudice. A prejudice in favour of the deceased... There is a great charity always to the dead.”

— Agatha Christie

“All the same you needed to be a little drunk to die.”

— Graham Greene

“It’s your life, quite possibly your only one. Still you find yourself having a vodka at three a.m., waiting for your pill to kick…

— Michael Cunningham