Dystopian Quote by Tomasz Jedrowski

“It never is what you worry over that comes to pass in the end. The real catastrophes are always different — unimagined, unprepared for, unknown.”

— Karen Thompson Walker

“Permanent and pervasive explanations for adversity turn minor complications into major catastrophes. They make it seem logical to give up. If,”

— Angela Duckworth

“But disasters are made of paper. You make a decision or two, then walk in to them like you would a harmless corner store,…

— David Cain

“The public craves disaster. Don't understand it myself, but the more tragic, the more intriguing. And this catastrophe has it all. Death, destruction, melodrama.…

— Marian Cheatham

“Tragedy, in its full and life-altering form, happened to other people.”

— Michelle Richmond

“The tragedy of life is that it comes just once and before you know it, it is gone.”

— Sunday Adelaja

“For the earth is filled with violence, and every living thing has lost its way.”

— Naomi Alderman

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

— Heinrich Heine

“Tragedy always brings about radical change in our lives, a change that is associated with the same principle: loss.”

— Paulo Coelho

“The author is not impartial. Dystopia is not tragedy.”

— Ursula K. Le Guin

“More, much more, will happen after this. Things involving maps and books and true love and tragedy, tragedy like you wouldn't believe. But fine…

— Deb Caletti

“There are far more failures in the world due to a collapse of will than there will ever be from objectively conclusive external events.”

— Ryan Holiday