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“In Moscow you can sit in an enormous restaurant where you don’t know anybody and where nobody knows you, and you don’t feel all…

— Anton Chekhov

“After the markets closed Vinny would get into his Cadillac and drive out to his big house in Long Island. Now there is the…

— Michael Lewis

“They called it: Choep, New York. I called it: My Own Personal Hell.”

— Scarlett Dawn

“You know, if you live in a place for long you cease to write about it.' 'Of course I always like to know what…

— Graham Greene

“There are some beliefs and places in this city that are incomprehensible to some-hell-to most, and it's best to leave them alone.”

— Sandy DeLuca

“Russians are among the nicest people that I have met in life.”

— Steven Magee

“Even when they were rushing, and in Moscow there’s always a kind of rush, people lack the desperation of New York.”

— Audre Lorde

“He loves New York, he says. 'It's like Oberlin--it's where people who don't belong anywhere belong.”

— Melissa Bank

“Let’s go home,’ Homer said, ‘to Hell.”

— John Marsden

“Whoever said hell is hot was wrong. Hell is cold. Russian-winter cold.”

— Anna Zaires