Quote by John Harwood

“I wanted to believe he was mad. Unfortunately, I no longer knew what madness was.”

— James Lee Burke

“There was a madness in my story, but it was a madness I understood.”

— Stephen King

“I briefly entertained the notion that I was insane and didn't know it. Then I considered the possibility that I had always been insane,…

— Patrick Rothfuss

“I've often mused over the idea that madness is actually a sane reaction to an insane world.”

— Stephanie Ericsson

“If you were sane enough to recognize you were crazy, how crazy could you really be?”

— T. L. Hines

“I thought I knew madness, but I didn’t know it before you.”

— Kitty Thomas

“The problem with Insanity was how incredibly sane it felt. He bit his tongue and said nothing to the smirking ghost of his father.”

— Matthew Fitzsimmons

“If I was crazy, would I know it? That's what being crazy was, wasn't it? You thought you were fine. Everyone else knew better.”

— kelley armstrong

“...madness is no comfortable feeling.”

— Edgar Allan Poe

“He didn't seem conventionally insane in any way that I could understand. But there was no way of comprehending him. In some eerie and…

— Marcel Theroux

“People believe that madness is when you don't think as they do, which is why they take me for a madman.”

— José Rizal

“Not insane, just stupid.”

— Jodi Meadows