Big Two Hearted River Quotes & Sayings

You're judging her by her literacy," Tara says. "You're a literacist."
"You've made that up. — Melina Marchetta

Everyone have big dreams they would want to see come alive, but not everyone has the strength to awaken the dreams to true life — Nathanael Kanyinga

There's no such thing as 'no market'. Some books are just niche orientated that's all. — Jo Linsdell

Whatever their reasons, Hollywood, or the entertainment industry, is saying something about Indians. I don't see the rest of the media knocking down any doors to do that. — John Trudell

An unemployed jester is nobody's fool. — Danny Kaye

He didn't shout, "I love you!" for example, because self-conscious people don't shout that sort of thing. At that time, however, the Norwegian had other opportunities of expressing himself. He could express irritation or anger by going outside and chopping down a tree, or throwing big stones in the water.*
*As is known, the Norwegian coast is surrounded by thousands of larger and smaller stones (The Skerries). This is very likely a sign that there was considerable irritation during the Norwegian Stone Age. — Odd Borretzen

Her shadow crossed the dunes, smaller now. Ahead lay the south desert, limitless. Soon she turned slowly, with the sun swinging across the port wing-tip, and headed west as they had planned. — Elleston Trevor

There was a trout. — Ernest Hemingway,

I think that the women's magazines and a lot of those quick tips for better sex, I think that they do people a disservice, sometimes, because they become very focused on - they're thinking, 'Okay, I read that I should do this, and am I doing it right?' — Mary Roach

The faculty of doubting is rare among men. A few choice spirits carry the germs of it in them, but these do not develop without training. — Anatole France

The hardest part about moving on is - not looking back. — Innocent Mwatsikesimbe

Fear reveals baseborn souls! — Virgil

We have in America "The Big Two-Hearted River" tradition: taking your wounds to the wilderness for a cure, a conversation, a rest, whatever. And as is in the Hemingway story, if your wounds aren't too bad, it works. But this isn't Michigan (or Faulkner's Big Woods in Mississippi for that matter). This is Alaska. — Edward Hoagland

Oh, and I heard a rumor that I died in a car accident. I didn't. — Gerard Way