Art Quote by John le Carré

“And like an aviator who rolls painfully along the ground until, abruptly, he breaks away from it, I felt myself being slowly lifted towards…

— Marcel Proust

“My eyes darted between them, and even thoygh I was brimming with questions, it's like I had so many I had no idea where…

— alyson noel

“It surprised him that he was remembering all this. Maybe it was the walking. Maybe you saw even more than the land when you…

— Rachel Joyce

“...and for the second time that day he blesses the certainty of airports because he can always turn around and go someplace else.”

— Colson Whitehead

“What you remembered? Probably. More or less. Different people remember things differently, and you'll not get any two people to remember anything the same,…

— Neil Gaiman

“There's nothing special about this place, he thinks. We all forget. Then we forget what we forgot. And that's how we survive.”

— Adam Sternbergh

“When I was out on the battlements it was cool and I could hardly hear them. I sat there quietly. I don't know how…

— Jean Rhys

“The Wall was like that. Sometimes he could almost forget that it was there, the way you forgot about the sky or the earth…

— George R.R. Martin

“You found the memories. But there was another you who tried to take them. So you trapped him in a prison, and only got…

— Hannu Rajaniemi

“The train might just as well have been a plane, something with wings. I felt suspended above everything: the city, time, the hard, cold…

— Stewart Lewis

“We must remember this when we are ready to reach for the sky. God came down and confused man's language and scattered them.”

— Toba Beta

“One goes up in a plane knowing, sometimes, that not all of you is going to come down.”

— Colum McCann