Alain
View AuthorNothing possible is beautiful, only the real is beautiful.
Alain
View AuthorThere is nothing more dangerous than an idea when you only have one.
Samuel Alexander
View AuthorPhilosophy can be described as the experimental or empirical study, and the relationships that derive from the empirical with the 'a priori'.
Dante Alighieri
View AuthorWine sows poetry in the hearts.
Fred Allen
View AuthorI have never been able to understand why a person spends two years writing a novel when they can buy one for $10.
John Ruskin
View AuthorWhenever human faculties reach their fullness, they are necessarily expressed through art.
John Ruskin
View AuthorThe beauty of the fruit is in proportion to the time that elapses between the seed and the harvest.
George Santayana
View AuthorFor an idea, it is very bad omen to be in fashion, as this implies that it will be forever outdated in the future.
José Saramago
View AuthorWriters live off the unhappiness of the world. In a happy world, there would be no writers.
José Saramago
View AuthorI do not write to please, nor to displease. I write to unsettle.
José Saramago
View AuthorIf literature could change the world, it would have already done so.
Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorOne is not a writer for having chosen to say certain things, but for the way in which they are said.