Quote by Michael Lewis

“I was in control of every area of my life except for smoking. The cigarette was deciding where I could go, what I could…

— Allen Carr

“Every cigar rolled by hand carries the pressure of labor, the signature of culture, and the shadow of politics.”

— Sebastian Saviano

“Life was becoming shorter and the thought that he would never stop smoking filled him with a strange satisfaction. Ignoring the warning on the…

— Jo Nesbø

“It was as if someone admitted they went through all the bother and mess of sex only in order to smoke a cigarette.”

— Jeff Lindsay

“Cigars had burned low, and we were beginning to sample the disillusionment that usually afflicts old school friends who have met again as men…

— James Hilton

“Twas such a useless thing. And so unnecessary. Many had suffered for the actions of a few. Wasn't that always the way of things?…

— Maya Banks

“The terrible thing that the Party had done was to persuade you that mere impulses, mere feelings, were of no account, while at the…

— George Orwell

“I prefer to think of it as burning down their crops. [when asked why he - a fervent anti-Communist - smoked Cuban cigars]”

— Anonymous

“It was all a matter of control. And choice. Nothing more and nothing less.”

— Paulo Coelho

“A cigar is a sort of thing, not exactly a pleasure, but the crown and outward sign of pleasure.”

— Leo Tolstoy

“Hugh put one foot up on the parapet and regarded his cigarette that seemed bent, like humanity, on consuming itself as quickly as possible.”

— Malcolm Lowry

“It was enough to make you think fondly of those early days, of that “springtime” of the revolution when your teeth would be chattering…

— Teffi