History Quote by Nico J. Genes

“The moving of the boulders was weary and painful work. We came to know every one of the stones by sight and touch, and…

— Ernest Shackleton

“Maybe it is that if these stones speak at all, they speak true,’ she said softly. ‘They speak what will be, not what we…

— Barbara Erskine

“In the night, when the wind dies and silence rules the place of glittering stone, I remember. And they all live again.”

— Glen Cook

“We’d been walking in endless rectangles and now we were near the candy store again. The lights were out, the security gate down. We…

— Sam Lipsyte

“The mind is a mine. So often we revisit its winding, unsound caverns when we ought to stay out.”

— Claire Vaye Watkins

“Beyond the Mountains of the Moon, around the curve of the earth, my shadow streched, and within me scratched and crawled small living things,…

— Cathrine Fisher

“When I as reading and writing, I was in that exhilarating place where the life of the imagination is more real than the tiles…

— Deborah Lawrenson

“How many great gems were lost to thought and not put down to pen. You can but think of just a few and then…

— L.F. Young

“There's an internal compass inside of me that laid still for so long, stuck behind its arc of glass, listless and without hope. But…

— Raven Kennedy

“I had turned away from the picture and was going back to the world where events move, men change, light flickers, life flows in…

— Joseph Conrad

“Treasure the magic moments for the gems they are.”

— Catherine Marie Bergman

“We speak in hushed voices, so as not to wake our memories, the things we've done, the things we'll continue to do, for fear…

— Daniel Grayson