Danger Quote by Morrissey

“over one hundred years ago. The safe streets are dimly lit, the others not lit at all, but both represent a danger that you’re…

— Morrissey

“The industrial towns were far away, a smudge of smoke and misery hidden by the curve of the earth's surface. Down here it was…

— George Orwell

“I took the sleeper out of Glasgow, and as the smelly old train bumped out of Central Station and across the Jamaica Street Bridge,…

— Craig Ferguson

“I would take the solace of a forest over the hustle of London’s streets any day. Just listen to the silence. My father always…

— Sarah E. Ladd

“Once upon a long time ago, in Manchester, a girl moved next door to a boy...”

— Samantha Towle

“The opulence of Bedford Square and the British Museum may be only a few hundred yards away, but New Oxford Street runs between there…

— Michel Faber

“When life looks like easy street there is danger at your door”

— Robert Hunter

“If a Victorian gentleman arrived in present-day London, he’d think we’d been invaded by glowing rectangles.”

— Charlie Brooker

“England? The worst of all. You know, I do some business there, I have friends in England. Their flats are broken into constantly. The…

— James Salter

“To look out the window, it might be the 1980s still, the height of the heroin plague, the police doing nothing, the politicians doing…

— Paul Murray

“Visitors come and go. Daily I read tea leaves for signs of the approaching century: a raven perched on a cross a sword piercing…

— Clara Blackwood

“I began to watch places with an interest so exact it might have been memory. There was that street corner, with the small newsagent…

— Eavan Boland