Marguerite Oswald Quote by Stephen King

“I tell you frankly, Mrs. Damer, the more I see of different nations, the less sure I feel about the pre-eminence of my own.”

— Emma Donoghue

“She had noticed that there was a tendency on the part of some Americans to believe that everybody, deep inside, wanted to live in…

— Alexander McCall Smith

“[...] I stated to them among other things that no country inflicts death so readily upon the inhabitants of other countries, frightens so many…

— Mohsin Hamid

“Indeed, in many respects, she was quite English, and was an excellent example of the fact that we have really everything in common with…

— Oscar Wilde

“This woman is American, but she speaks with no regional accent. She could be from anywhere. She could be anyone.”

— Chris Pavone

“It continues to impress me how fluently Americans, even immigrants like her, speak of their achievements.”

— Olivia Sudjic

“And I thought: Oswald. The assassin's name is Oswald Rabbit.”

— Stephen King

“Mr. Beaufort: “Then why do you want to know?” Philip: “Because I would never make her say the words.”

— Julianne Donaldson

“Apparently foreigners were not welcome, or Parisians thought they were superior to all other peoples of the earth. I”

— Paulo Coelho

“She looked at me as if I might be one of them a spy from the world of the ignorant.”

— Dan Chaon

“He had a voice you couldn't miss: strong and penetrating with strange vowels that sounded different from the accents of other English speakers even…

— Arnold Schwarzenegger

“No one, she had learned from experience, could stand such silence for long. If you waited long enough, someone would start talking, and more…

— Celeste Ng