Quote by Stephen King

“I wanted to believe he was mad. Unfortunately, I no longer knew what madness was.”

— James Lee Burke

“He follows his own way these days, even more than most of us. 'Twas as good a description of madness as any I've heard. ”

— Hilari Bell

“If he was indeed mad, his delusions were beautifully organized.”

— Arthur C. Clarke

“People believe that madness is when you don't think as they do, which is why they take me for a madman.”

— José Rizal

“He didn't seem conventionally insane in any way that I could understand. But there was no way of comprehending him. In some eerie and…

— Marcel Theroux

“Indeed, he is glorious in his madness.”

— Jane Lindskold

“His own naivety taunted him like a flicker of madness.”

— Jane Harper

“How could I be sure that I was not insane? I did not feel mad, but how was I to know what madness felt…

— John Harwood

“There was a madness in my story, but it was a madness I understood.”

— Stephen King

“Madness is always a wonderful excuse, don’t you think? For doing terrible things to other people.”

— Jennifer McMahon

“I've often mused over the idea that madness is actually a sane reaction to an insane world.”

— Stephanie Ericsson

“He looked in wonder at angry people, wonder and uneasiness, as normal people look at the insane.”

— John Steinbeck