Fear Quote by Kurt Vonnegut

“Somewhere in the night there were cries of grief. With nothing better to do, Billy shuffled in their direction. He wondered what ragedy so…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“...and dread came back like a hoot from a bully on the street outside.”

— Norman Mailer

“They told me that Billy would never come back any more, and I stared out of the window at the sun which came back,…

— Kenneth Grahame

“For the first time he was face to face with his hovering dread: he was judging where he still adored.”

— Edith Wharton

“The difference in Billy wasn’t what had happened to him, but what hadn’t. He had a life he hadn’t led, and he knew it.…

— Michael Lewis

“Don't dread. Do.”

— Janet Burroway

“Oh, the dread. The horrible, awful, dreadful, dready dread.”

— Marian Keyes

“Here was the heart of dread. It was not fearsome. It was fetid, noxious, hopeless. A deep and exhausting misery, a crevasse so bottomless…

— Laura Tillman

“Billy took off his tri-focals and his coat and his necktie and his shoes, and he closed the venetian blinds and then the drapes,…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“Billy took off his tri-focals and his coat and his necktie and his shoes, and he closed the venetian blinds and then the drapes,…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“Later on in life, the Tralfamadorians would advise Billy to concentrate on the happy moments of his life, and to ignore the unhappy ones…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“I opened both eyes. Dread was sitting on my chest as if it were an animal. I mean, dread so real it had physical…

— Claire Cook