Quote by Robert Holdstock Download Open image ““All things are known, Tallis, but most things are forgotten.”” — Robert Holdstock ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.7 out of 5 (4 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“Since we cannot know all there is to be known about anything, we ought to know a little about everything.” — Blaise Pascal Copy Share Image
“Perhaps you have always known everything important but will need a lifetime to discover what you know.” — Dean Koontz Copy Share Image
“There are things that can be forgotten. And things that cannot - that sit on dusty shelves like stuffed birds with baleful, sideways staring… — Arundhati Roy Copy Share Image
“There's not that much known, but there's a lot you can write about what's not known, why it isn't known and who doesn't know… — Richard Ellis Copy Share Image
“Since we cannot be universal and know all that is to be known of everything, we ought to know a little about everything. For… — Blaise Pascal Copy Share Image
“She can sniff it as she can sniff the pungency of the earth where it hides little treasures for the table; or the remains… — Robert Holdstock Copy Share Image
“A hundred years ago they'd have burned you as a witch…" "But I'm not a witch." "I don't suppose any of them were.” — Robert Holdstock Copy Share Image
“Have I told you about Christ?" "Ghost-born-man-walking-on-water-telling-stories-dead-on-tree.” — Robert Holdstock Copy Share Image
“So are you telling me…" he composed his thoughts. "Are you telling me that if you told the last story again, and changed the… — Robert Holdstock Copy Share Image
“Pragmatism is nothing without imagination; and imagination is wasted without pragmatism” — Robert Holdstock Copy Share Image
All characters are based on elements of a writer's personal experience. — Robert Holdstock Copy Share Image
“But stories are fragile. Like people's lives. It only takes a word out of place to change them forever. If you hear a lovely… — Robert Holdstock Copy Share Image
“I really didn't mean to steal it." Mr. Williams shook his head. He scratched at his chin nervously. "Why not? That's what they're there… — Robert Holdstock Copy Share Image
“if you don't first accept the gift as it is—if you change what you hear, or change what you learn—doesn't that make it weak… — Robert Holdstock Copy Share Image
“To each their own. Skills used unselfishly make for co-operation.” — Robert Holdstock Copy Share Image
