Garlinghouse Deck Quotes & Sayings

My writing time needs to surround itself with empty stretches, or at least unpeopled ones, for the writing takes place in an area of suspension as in a hanging nest that is almost entirely encapsulated. — Maxine Kumin

I didn't suffer for Jesus in prison. No! I was with Jesus and I experienced his very real presence, joy, and peace every day. It's not those in prison for the sake of the gospel who suffer. The person who suffers is he who never experiences God's intimate presence. — Brother Yun

[Rape is] nothing more or less than a conscious process of intimidation by which all men keep all women in a state of fear. — Susan Brownmiller

I think you can tell when someone is being dishonest as an actor. — Kat Dennings

Humor and seriousness can be an unstable mix. — Richard Brookhiser

Though they were separated by two screens and vast amounts of empty space, she could feel the link being forged between them in that look. A bond that couldn't be broken. Their eyes had met for the first time, and by the look of pure amazement on his face, she knew he felt it too.
Heat crept up into her cheeks. Her hands began to shake.
"Aces," Carswell Thorne murmured. Dropping his feet to the ground, he leaned forward to inspect her closer. "Is that all hair?"
The bond snapped, the fantasy of one perfect true-love moment disintegrating around her. — Marissa Meyer

Art Education is as important for a realist artist as an Alphabet is to learn a language. — Igor Babailov

Your conscience is the measure of the honesty of your selfishness.
Listen to it carefully. — Richard Bach

HBO and I have a deal to at least try to make a television series from the Leonid McGill stories. We're going to start with the first novel, 'The Long Fall.' — Walter Mosley

Wow. I've never been in ... uh ... "
"A fag's bedroom before."
"Yeah."
"Well don't touch anything. It's contagious. — Failte

How remorseless life is! — Virginia Woolf

But then again, they
were like baby Einsteins on crack. — Jennifer L. Armentrout

Fighting the wild branches of a haunted tree is not something that every actor is confident enough to attack, literally and figuratively. — Mick Garris