Time Quote by Isabel Allende

“I began waking up slowly into history, from which we do not emerge as from other nightmares.”

— Martha Cooley

“It was like a weary pilgrimage amongst hints for nightmares.”

— Joseph Conrad

“The dust dreams of the world it had once been. But the dust, alas, does not command the wind.”

— Steven Erikson

“She wishes nightmares were all that kept her awake. She cannot tell which disturbs here more, the future or the past.”

— Alice Hoffman

“Events That Haunt The Mind And Scar It With Nightmares Are Never What They Seem...”

— P.W. Creighton

“The past would haunt when the present let up, and always, always the future would loom with its certainty of tragedy and pain.”

— Erika Robuck

“Do not ignore dreams. They are a line from the past to the future. All nightmares are real.”

— Max Gladstone

“Nightmares can be such flimsy things, with such voracious appetites. Turn them away once, and they can starve.”

— Gavin Oswald

“Throughout the whole absurd life I'd lived, a dark wind had been rising toward me from somewhere deep in my future, across years that…

— Albert Camus

“You don't forget nightmares, but when they've been exposed to enough sunlight, they fade.”

— Jayne Ann Krentz

“We had clear dreams while following our nightmare.”

— George Peros

“the dreams had ceased coming, as they often did, retreating somewhere else for years, until another event of sufficient significance neared, and the patterns…

— Anthony Doerr