Childhood Quote by Thomas Bernhard

“He couldn’t remember when he hadn’t been able to remember, but sometimes he almost could. That was why he had built the Judge, because…

— William Gibson

“And the more I thought about it, the more I dug out of memory things I had overlooked or forgotten. I realized then that…

— Albert Camus

“For he would twist a word or a look into a crime and treasure it up in his memory.”

— Tacitus

“I once saw a convict who had been twenty years in prison and was being released take leave of his fellow prisoners. There were…

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

“There is no one, no matter how wise he is, who has not in his youth said things or done things that are so…

— Marcel Proust

“You will find that most prisons are forged in someone’s own mind. And they invariably possess the key to their release if they could…

— Jeff Wheeler

“We are all prisoners of our past. It shapes and defines us and can no more be forgotten than changed.”

— Leonard Goldberg

“What other dungeon is so dark as one's own heart! What jailer so in exorable as one's self!”

— Nathaniel Hawthorne

“We needed every detail of the crimes to get him charged; I had to walk him through them. I was like a tourist visiting…

— Randy Sutton

“It was that time every afternoon when prisoners were released from their cells for an hour and allowed to walk around the yard, get…

— Jeffrey Archer

“One thing he had learned early, you do your own time in prison. You don’t do anyone else’s time for them.”

— Neil Gaiman

“There are some people in the world, and the reason they're not in jail is because they've learned how to hide it.”

— Nicholas Sparks The Lucky One