Respect Quote by Neal Stephenson

“It's hard for people now to remember just how enormous the world was back then for everybody, and how far away even fairly nearby…

— Bill Bryson

“Here was a county that had almost burned down. Here was that county moving on. All of these fires could have happened only in…

— Monica Hesse

“...Nebraska was white, a page as still as fallen snow. It was not crosshatched with roads, overrun with the hard lines of interstate systems.…

— Ann Patchett

“Why was he in this state? Or perhaps the question was why had he not always been in this state? Why had he not…

— Edward St. Aubyn

“Though everyone in the bar knew who he was, no one asked him about the death, though one old man did rustle his newspaper…

— Donna Leon

“I never ever once considered that the afterlife was in Minnesota. Did you?) New”

— Judy Sheehan

“It was only when I returned that I viewed Indiana through such a jaundiced eye. While there I tried desperately to gather the whole…

— Brian Kimberling

“He was the deadliest man in Texas, on that they all agreed.”

— James Carlos Blake

“Kansas. The heartland of America. Somewhere, amid the endless wheat fields and buffalo ranches, was a giant ball of twine.”

— Andrew Peterson

“I was generally in favor of segregation of the dead and the living.”

— Eileen Cook

“Dead soldiers along the turnpike at Antietam. Antietam was the first battle in which war dead were photographed and made publicly available, stunning Americans.…

— Charles River Editors

“Montana. Ora Jay’s uncle lived there, and he often talked about the secluded place he’d found in the mountains, a place of adventure and…

— Ora-Jay Eash