Fear Quote by Terry Pratchett

“Old terror crouched in the shadows. It was one of the most ancient terrors, the one that meant that no sooner had mankind learned…

— Terry Pratchett

“There was something about the fear of death that kept humanity on its toes. Without it, things fell apart fast.”

— M.D. Cooper

“Humanity was a precipice and she was standing on the edge of it, staring into the wild and yawning void that encompassed all things…

— Nenia Campbell

“Maybe there was a very good reason for the primal terror that lies in every human heart, a forgotten understanding that there are some…

— Eyre Price

“For a moment I felt the terror. The deep primeval terror of something one does not understand, something which is against nature or, at…

— Philippa Gregory

“Don't fall. It seems we've struggled for so long. We've trampled on the backs of apes to clutch the muddied hems of angels.”

— Alan Moore

“He’d discovered that most of the terrors that stalked the night weren’t really terrors at all. They were mostly like regular folks, just trying…

— A. Lee Martinez

“Do not be afraid to fall, be afraid to to land... For no one has ever died from falling they have died from landing…

— Haileigh Horton

“To hear them talk one would have thought they had no legs, natural functions or knowledge of the wicked world.”

— Margaret Mitchell

“...what are the comprehensible terrors of man compared with the interlinked terrors and wonders of God!”

— Herman Melville

“The terror ran endlessly on in his mind, making him feel like a rat trapped on an exercise wheel. And when he tried to…

— Anonymous

“Humanity was cruel, and if you were prepared to try to find a bottom to that cruelty, you had best be prepared for a…

— Mira Grant