Quote by Jeff Lindsay

“When I liked something I tasted it hesitantly, furtively, as though it were extremely bitter.”

— Osamu Dazai

“Now, my intention was to drink just enough to dull the senses, but intentions should never be mixed with alcohol.”

— Kirt J. Boyd

“Not only did it taste phenomenal, but for some reason it too was familiar.”

— Stacy Claflin

“...I tasted - perhaps for the first time - the true sweetness of possibility.”

— Saundra Mitchell

“Walking into the crowd was like sinking into a stew - you became an ingredient, you took on a certain flavour.”

— Margaret Atwood

“it made one drunk with delight to look upon it.”

— Mark Twain Following the Equator

“Night, I have discovered, has a faintly bitter taste, caused by its large ingredient of Un-attained Possibility.”

— Christopher Morley

“After my first few tastes I was pretty much hooked. I'd have dry spells, months without any or only piddling amounts of grace, but…

— Mark Vonnegut

“Drunkenness had this to be said for it, it stopped the flow of inspirations.”

— Terry Pratchett

“The day was so wonderful that Bonaventure thought it would taste like cherry pie if he took a bite of it.”

— Rita Leganski

“You needed the bitter edges of life to make it real, to let you taste what was still sweet.”

— Megan Lindholm

“Once I surrendered to it, all I tasted was the sweetness.”

— Gabrielle Zevin