Pete Wishart Quotes & Sayings

After a time he found and opened a book he had been reading that he had expected to end well, a romance which he wanted to end well, with the hero and heroine finding love, with peace and joy and redemption and understanding.
Love is two bodies with one soul, he read, and turned the page.
But there was nothing - the final page had been ripped away and used as toilet paper or smoked, and there was no hope or joy or understanding. There was no last page. The book of his life just broke off. There was only the mud below him and the filthy sky above. There was to be no peace and no hope. And Dorrigo Evans understood that the love story would go on forever and ever, world without end. — Richard Flanagan

Suddenly I don't feel so bad at being rescued by a rabbit, — Patricia Briggs

You're not one of those despicable literary sleuths who think he can deduce every last little sordid biographical detail from a writer's work, are you? — Jonathan Galassi

Having said that, I enjoyed every minute of my time and I got a degree of job satisfaction which I am sure was far greater than the majority of my colleagues. — Len G. Murray

Oh No! My wings are effed up! — Tammara Webber

No, no, not at all. I'm a professional. If I can't take criticism, how will I ever grow? — Terri Blackstock

I don't recall either of you asking me, you know I'm a lady and I need to be asked and agree to it. — Amanda Kelly

They hugged, tight and warm and full of the promise he'd made upon waking up. — James Dashner

I work day and night without sleep. The paintings keep me fired up. — Jules Olitski

When you think that most of us are doomed by divine grace to roast in hell, to say nothing of mortgages and hail and bad crops and extravagant womenfolks, 'tain't any laughing matter! — Sinclair Lewis

Make sure people learn and grow from mistakes, and that they share that learning. But, don't accept the same mistake twice. Only make new mistakes. — Phil Dourado

According to the Talmud, loshon hara kills three people: the one who speaks it, the one who hears it, and the one about whom it is told. 'Kill' may strike the modern reader as a bit hyperbolic, but when you think of all the friendships lost, careers stunted, and opportunities thwarted as a result of gossip among women, violent language seems appropriate. We cause serious collateral damage to the advancement of our sex each time we perpetuate the stereotype that women can't get along. — Rachel Held Evans

Science literacy is an important part of what it is to be an informed citizen of society. — Neil DeGrasse Tyson