Quote by John Irving

“And...remember the phoenix feather.”

— Christine E. Schulze

“mythical phoenix bird who remains awake through the fires of change, rises from the ashes of death, and is reborn into his most vibrant…

— Elizabeth Lesser

“In fact, he could remember nothing about the dream except that there was something about a bird, and even that vague detail was so…

— Brian Harmon

“A dead eagle he might have buried, but he had chosen rather to light a fire for a phoenix.”

— Edith Pargeter

“His words were so...Phoenix. A complication.”

— Jessica Shirvington

“My feathered friends were so much to me that I am constantly tempted to make this sketch of my first years a book about…

— William Henry Hudson

“My Lord, the Order of the Phoenix”

— J.K. Rowling

“I once found a phoenix charred in its own ashes. I brought it home with me, wept through the night, and then tossed it…

— J. Andrew Schrecker

“I guessed it was a migratory bird, too innocent to be wary of the spiders in the jungle grass. It worried be to think…

— Paul Theroux

“She nodded, looking down at the small wooden bird, a plain thing carved by a great man who'd always taken pleasure in creating things…

— Susanna Kearsley

“I eyed the second specimen of a desert hare I came across as I made my way down the road. The vicious monster was…

— Aaron Jay

“...that somewhere from amidst the welter of sound there will dart up, like a bird, a single authentic note of immortal longing.”

— J.M. Coetzee