Irony Quote by Thomas Harris

“He would be gone soon, and with all that had happened in Blackpool Cove, I could not afford to send a piece of my…

— Tess Oliver

“London, he had decided, was a mad place, very much of itself, entirely unique. He thought he liked it.”

— Dave Hutchinson

“It was funny, Richard Sharpe thought, that there were no vultures in England.”

— Bernard Cornwell

“He asked nothing better than to kill an Englishman. He had accounts to settle with the bastards.”

— Ian Fleming

“Everywhere he looked was a nut, and it was all a sensible young gentleman like himself could do to maintain his perspective amid so…

— Joseph Heller

“Rincewind rather enjoyed times like this. They convinced him that he wasn’t mad because, if he was mad, that left no word at all…

— Terry Pratchett

“Sir William had only stayed in our company for two nights before leaving during a spectacularly blustery storm. As I watched him leave I…

— M.L LeGette

“Jimmy was in a league of his own when it came to puerile, half-pissed badinage.”

— Jamie Holoran

“Clubs spoke so bluntly . . . so callously. But that was Clubs. He wasn’t even really a pessimist; he just said the things…

— Brandon Sanderson

“Joel cleared his throat. “Do you remember the time Andrew said he heard Beethoven coming from this house?” Of course. She’d recalled that memory…

— Jaime Jo Wright

“Somewhere in the night there were cries of grief. With nothing better to do, Billy shuffled in their direction. He wondered what ragedy so…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“I was going to die. Eleven days after my eighteenth birthday. And even if Frank was able to end his brother's life before he…

— Nicole Castle