Name Quote by Samuel Beckett

Name, no, nothing is nameable, tell, no, nothing can be told, what then, I don't know, I shouldn't have begun.

— Samuel Beckett

“So I marshalled the words and opened my mouth, thinking I would hear them. But all I heard was a kind of rattle, unintelligible…

— Samuel Beckett

“There's a strange moment in time, after something horrible happens, when you know it's true but you haven't told anyone yet. Of all things,…

— Barbara Kingsolver

“There were some things I could never begin to know about.”

— Susan Hill

“You know, the thing is with people who never talk, the thing is you always suppose they're harbouring some enormous secret. But, just possibly,…

— Richard Greenberg

“So goes the world: people talk as if they knew everything, and when you dare to ask, they do not know anything.”

— Paulo Coelho

“People talked. Let them talk. Nothing I could do to stop them. They knew the thousand words, but they didn't know the rest of…

— Jennifer Brown

“Words, words. They mean nothing, less than nothing. I know.”

— Anna Quindlen

“Ah, that is the miracle of the written word. It beckons our unconscious out of hiding. It tells us things we need to know,…

— Amy Gail Hansen

“For it seemed (though why it seemed so, no one knew) that everything began on that night. And, once begun, it could not be…

— Joyce Carol Oates

“No man knows distinctly anything, and no man ever will.”

— Xenophanes

“Everybody knew. Nobody admitted to knowing. If other people began to discuss it, you tuned them out, because what they were saying was both…

— Margaret Atwood