Fish Called Selma Quotes & Sayings

I have sort of weaned myself off of reading my own reviews, which is a constant struggle. — Victoria Aveyard

I'm the Ted Bundy of string theory. — Sam Harris

Life is much more successfully looked at from a single window. — F Scott Fitzgerald

When the Coupling Equation Cube CEC is introduced with an apex - having the double value of the GPG's angle - in the new pyramidal model, it automatically projects that measure onto its base width; and halving the angle of the apex produces a base width which also projects that same angle yet reduced by the 10.88 Solar/Lunar Calendar difference. — Ibrahim Ibrahim

There are many secrets in us, in the depths of our souls, that we don't want anyone to know about. — Charles Durning

Life, it seems, is not meaningless but, rather, so full of meaning that its meaning must be constantly murdered for the sake of cohesion and comprehension. For the sake of the storyline. — Steve Tesich

Fear is the deep motive of abstract art - fear of a repellent civilization which is dominated by the power of things ... who can be surprised if, more sensitive than the others, the artist is terrified by the power things have acquired over us? — Storm Jameson

Had J.D. Salinger known who John Hinckley and mark David Chapman were before they bought his books or took them out of the library? Would it have mattered if he had? Had he returned the royalties he received from those purchases? — Adam Langer

Patience is a virtue,
Virtue is a grace.
Grace is a little girl
Who would not wash her face. — Dick King-Smith

The woman's soul is fashioned as a shelter in which other souls may unfold. — Edith Stein

Chekhov was a great writer, but not all novels have to follow his rules. Not all guns in stories have to be fired, Tamaru — Haruki Murakami

Lulu writes: When Mother, Mr. Jones and I were walking through those strange, crowded downtown streets, where people were sticking their hands into pickle barrels, pointing to smoked fish, and eating sliced herring, I saw the scene in a whole new way. They weren't buying food: They were finding their way home. — Ruth Reichl