Quote by Lorrie Moore

“rounded, satisfying weight of the simplicity of the idea. He looks at them.”

— Jonathan Stone

“The only ones untouched by the keen madness of the times were the children and the dogs. And the dogs seemed a little nervous.”

— Daniel Abraham

“If we had tails, I think most of us would spend all day chasing them and trying to bite them off.”

— Stephen King

“Class is mostly a way to find something in myself I didn't know was there. Learning doesn't fill me up so much as opens…

— Charlie Quimby

“Men, she decided, were a strange, thick-skulled, ball-kicking species no one on earth could have a sensible conversation with.”

— Irma Joubert

“I visualized myself walking proudly through the olive groves, preceded by the dogs, Ulysses, and my two magpies, and trotting at my heels, four…

— Gerald Durrell

“It staggered her imagination.  In one stroke, those two wild boys had changed the course of history.  For fun.   Her”

— Terry Mancour

“They seemed nothing more now than the purely subjective, impotent, illusory creatures of my temperament”

— Marcel Proust

“So many humans wandered round in circles, wishing for a future they were too fearful to seize.”

— Lucinda Riley

“The thing is, we all have a little animal in us, and if you ask us to, we can do a very good job…

— Gene Doucette

“Verily, I have often laughed at the weaklings, who think themselves good because they have crippled paws!”

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“Boys had something else...a sort of swagger about them.”

— Scott Westerfeld