Comma Quote by Terry Pratchett

“The fire seemed to live, go down, or die according to its own schemata. In the morning, however, it always saw fit to die.”

— Toni Morrison

“The flame went out and fizzled in the puddle beneath it, and nothing remained of the note but a couple of charred, disintegrated tatters.”

— Evan Angler

“The fire was barely fifteen minutes old. What followed was a series of fatal errors that set the fire free and doomed the city…

— Jim Murphy

Punctuation saves lives.

— Alla

“The world once purged by flood ends always again in the surer purgative of fire.”

— Milton Mayer

“For two days, fire raged four times hotter than the surface of the sun, until there was nothing left to burn.”

— Jane Davis

“He was no longer a wildfire burning with rage. He was now the fires of the forges he'd stoked. He burned for a purpose…

— Elise Kova

“In the end Navidson is left with one page and one match. For a long time he waits in darkness and cold, postponing this…

— Mark Z. Danielewski

“It is an heretic that makes the fire, Not she which burns in't.”

— William Shakespeare

Punctuation is a courtesy designed to help readers to understand a story without stumbling.

— Lynne Truss

“Where books are burned, in the end, people will eventually burn too”

— HEINRICH HEINE

In the face of the obscene, explicit malice of the jungle, which lacks only dinosaurs as punctuation, I feel like a half-finished, poorly expressed…

— Werner Herzog