Bulkowski Double Bottom Quotes & Sayings

And that's finally all anyone wants out of a book- to be amused — Paul Auster

It is quite affecting to observe how much the olive tree is to the country people. Its fruit supplies them with food, medicine and light; its leaves, winter fodder for the goats and sheep; it is their shelter from the heat and its branches and roots supply them with firewood. The olive tree is the peasant's all-in-all. — Fredrika Bremer

The little man gave the big one a look. One of his eyes was green, one was black, and both were cool. — George R R Martin

For us, there's an inherent process when you're ending something to be thinking about the beginning, as writers. — Damon Lindelof

At the top of the Queen's Staircase at the Tuileries, there is a series of communicating chambers, crowded every day with clerks, secretaries, messengers, with army officers and purveyors, officials of the Commune and officers of the courts: with government couriers, booted and spurred, waiting for dispatches from the last room in the suite. Look down: outside there are cannon and files of soldiers. The room at the end was once the private office of Louis the Last. You cannot go in.
That room is now the office of the Committee of Public Safety. The Committee exists to supervise the Council of Ministers and to expedite its decisions. — Hilary Mantel

It's a very new, not to mention vulgar, idea that the spectator's experience should be identical to, or even have anything to do with, the artist's — Samuel R. Delany

A photographer who does not know how to translate his feelings and ideas into a graphically satisfactory form is bound to produce ineffective photographs, no matter how idealistic, compassionate, sensitive or imaginative he may be. For in order to be considered good, a photograph must not only say something worthwhile, it must say it well. — Andreas Feininger

When we put our best foot forward, the other one had better be good enough to stand on. — Cullen Hightower

They all do the same things. They may think their sins are original, but for the most part they are petty and repetitive. — Neil Gaiman

Every child you encounter is a divine appointment. — Wess Stafford

There were too many lemmings - that was the core of their difficulty. None wanted solitude, but a crowd of this size was a torment. Being sensitive little beasts, they became overstimulated by superfluous numbers of their own kind. They had tried to escape, but with pitiable irony, all tried to escape together. — Sally Carrighar

He call us to obey, not because He needs us but because He knows we need Him. — John F. MacArthur Jr.