Popular culture Quote by Ross E. Lockhart

Until 'Lovecraft Country' feels like a show where people go, 'Is that how the world used to be?' we do need to talk about…

— Wunmi Mosaku

“But it takes more than a few unpronounceable names, moldy tomes, and tentacles to successfully write a story in the Lovecraftian mode.”

— Ross E. Lockhart

“Our culture pushes this idea that romantic love is somehow more significant than other forms of love.”

— Chester Brown

“Love what matters in a world that loves itself.”

— Kristin McKenzie Rice

“The world is full of love stories, and all lovers are in a sense the avatars of their predecessors.”

— Salman Rushdie

“Love is a question of geography.”

— Simon Sebag Montefiore

“Love is explicit in the realms of life.”

— Hayley Danes

“Loving is like any other art-craft where the masters have carefully practiced and where the novices have languished in their carelessness.”

— Bryant McGill

“People in love, in whom every sense is open, cannot beat off the influence of a place.”

— Elizabeth Bowen

“Even in its first faint traces, love could alter a landscape. It wrote unimagined stories and made the most beautiful, forbidding places.”

— Anna-Marie McLemore

“We live in an odd world, where books are filled with expressions of love, and lives devoid of it.”

— Meeta Ahluwalia

“But there are as many different kinds of love as there are people in the world.”

— Amy S. Foster