Computers Quote by Ray Bradbury

“The old man had been stoking and sipping at his pipe for the last fifteen minutes as they awaited the prisoner. The smoke of…

— Michael Chabon

“The cigarette hung unlit from his lips. Was he doomed to roam forever in his ghost state, always wanting to light that cigarette? A…

— Deanna Chase

“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

“Passed me men and women ignited with sulfur, porters in calcium livery opening the jaws of hell, fame walking in crutches, dwindled by the…

— Henry Miller

“Opening the door quietly, I slipped in without switching on the light. From the entrance hall, I could see the dining room at the…

— Carlos Ruiz Zafón

“The Cigarette had a mackintosh which put him more or less above these contrarieties.  But I had to bear the brunt uncovered.  I began…

— Robert Louis Stevenson

“He brings the cigarette butt to his mouth and lights up. He breathes in, and coughs; a rattling helicopter with a broken blade crashing…

— Craig Stone

“Cigarettes are killers that travel in packs.”

— Craig Johnson

“Harry lit up, drew the smoke deep into his lungs and tried to imagine the blood vessels in the wall of the lung greedily…

— Jo Nesbø

“I went back to the bench and lit a cigarette and inhaled, the smoke entering my body and filling it with poison, with something.”

— Taffy Brodesser-Akner

“There is a sort of magic in striking a match and lighting a cigarette, the way the match flares and the tobacco singes, the…

— Chloe Thurlow

“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