Deja vu Quote by Margaret Atwood

“It ate at whatever was warm nearby, and then the coldness settled in permanently. You learned to live with it”

— David Guterson

“That was how I looked at life sometimes, as a warm meal that was growing cold. I knew I had to eat, or else…

— Herman Koch

“I pretended like all the oranges rolling everywhere were her happy memories and they were looking for a new person to stick to so…

— Stephen Kelman

“At dawn I was awake and saw that we had left everything behind except rock, and ice, and light, and the narrow road always…

— Ursula K. Le Guin

“Sitting there at one twenty in the afternoon in a maroon Chrysler, I told myself that I had to cherish that magical moment, because…

— Questlove

“After we left the cafè, Rad and I drove aimlessly for hours, lost in conversation. By then, it had stopped raining, and the night…

— Lang Leav

“I felt a pang -- a strange and inexplicable pang that I had never felt before. It was homesickness. Now, even more than I…

— Alan Bradley

“There had been nights in the desert where I was so sick with laughter, convulsed and doubled over with aching stomach for hours on…

— Donna Tartt

“He smells like rain, or like freshly cut grass—the first snow of the year. Like something I’d always known existed, even before we’d met.…

— Lily Kate

“as claustrophobia wrapped its stealthy banana fingers lovingly around his head and”

— Stephen King

“Memories were such fleeting things, yet the human brain stored them like food for the winter of old age.”

— Victoria Bylin

“From this moment on, I thought, from this moment on—I had, as I’d never before in my life, the distinct feeling of arriving somewhere…

— André Aciman