Quote by Tom Gliatto

“His accent was deep Louisiana, which meant half the time he wasn't coherent and the other half he was bitching at them for not…

— Abigail Roux

“But crossing into Louisiana I got this haunted little rill of feeling -- there was moss and mud everywhere and an inexplicable, hollow sensation…

— Padgett Powell

“I'd recognize that voice anywhere. Thick with humour, warm and rough enough at the edges t”

— Ainsley Booth

“He had an accent. A British one. There was something about a British accent that had always made me quiver deep down inside and…

— Chelsea M. Cameron

“Finally turning his head, he regarded me appraisingly, with contempt so thick that I expected to hear it drizzle to the floor with a…

— Dean Koontz

“In a low voice, I told her many things in English, only using French when for some reason I couldn’t find the word I…

— Anne Rice

“He spoke that refined French in which our grandparents not only spoke bit thought...”

— Leo Tolstoy

“Too much Cajun in you, Brooke. Too much Louisiana.”

— Will Dean

“I could tell you things about Louis that wouldn't make you wave at him no more”

— Arthur Miller

“Embry. It sounded strange on his lips, two warm syllables punctuated by the cracks and roars of the village burning behind us.”

— Sierra Simone

“I called him up from a phone booth. The voice that answered was fat. It wheezed softly, like the voice of a man who…

— Raymond Chandler

“My gosh, that voice... deep and soft, with the hint of an accent. British, maybe? I was definitely a sucker for accents.”

— Kristi Cook