Black and white Quote by Neil Gaiman

“There was the sun, letting down great glowing masses of heat; there was life, active and snarling, moving about them like a fly swarm—the…

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“A train full of shadows. Of living ghosts. On a journey to nowhere.”

— John Larkin

“Water began to drip steadily through the dormer window. Outside, in the treacherous city, a thaw had come, giving the streets the unreliable consistency…

— Salman Rushdie

“Outside the window, there slides past that unimaginable and deserted vastness where night is coming on, the sun declining in ghastly blood-streaked splendour like…

— Angela Carter

“There was an extravagant winter storm outside. The tinfoil sky flashed beyond the window, rattling in the frame, and once or twice a white…

— Olivia Sudjic

“At daybreak, my face still turned to the wall, and before I had seen above the big window-curtains what shade of colour the first…

— Marcel Proust

“How could the wind be so strong, so far inland, that cyclists coming into the town in the late afternoon looked more like sailors…

— Penelope Fitzgerald

“The light was grainy, dusty; it looked like the Milky Way had spread from the top of the sky all down the west, and…

— Fred Chappell

“Through my sudden tears, the train lights smeared like shooting stars. Lying before the rippling blue window, below the slurred lights of the world…

— Hannah Lillith Assadi

“When all of the family was stilled in sleep, when the streetlamp a few paces from the house shone at night and made grotesque…

— Jack Kerouac

“Intense sunlight rained down on a half-submerged city. Waves crashed between buildings that stood like waterlogged tombstones. Skyscrapers of smashed glass and twisted rusting…

— Kev Heritage

“It was a dark and stormy night; the rain fell in torrents, except at occasional intervals, when it was checked by a violent gust…

— Anonymous