Family Quote by Robert Thomas

“We articulate our fears, like children in the dark, giving them names in order to tame them.”

— Patricia Duncker

“How did your parents come to be "lost at sea", Moriarty?' The professor paused, and said, 'Mysteriously, Moran.”

— Kim Newman

“We articulate out fears, like children in the dark, giving them names in order to tame them.”

— Anonymous

“Nothing is more frightening then a fear you cannot name.”

— Cornelia Funke

“Fear made everyone look very alive in a strange and fragile way, like the last flare of a candle before it dies.”

— Frances Hardinge

“For the entirety of my young and skittish life, I had fixated upon my fear as if it were the most interesting thing about…

— Elizabeth Gilbert

“I had to suppress a smile. Sherlock Holmes once remarked of his brother, Mycroft, that you were as unlikely to find him outside of…

— Alan Bradley

“Elizabeth, with great fear: I will fear nothing.”

— Arthur Miller

“I felt betrayed and deceived, and I feared I’d never get to be a William Eggleston character.”

— Tiffanie DeBartolo

“paranoia, the first cousin of a bastard named fear”

— Eric Jerome Dickey

“Fear? Back then, I didn't even realize what that new feeling was. Later, when it overwhelmed me and almost pulled me under, I understood.…

— Annemarie Schwarzenbach

“But the worst was that as time wore on, I became more and more afraid of myself, or perhaps more conscious of the fear…

— Siri Hustvedt