Ludwig Feuerbach
View AuthorThe more our knowledge of good books grows, the smaller the circle of men whose company we find unpleasant becomes.
Henry Fielding
View AuthorAlmost all doctors have their favorite diseases.
Francis Scott Fitzgerald
View AuthorEither one learns manners at home or the world teaches them with a whip, and we can hurt ourselves.
Gustave Flaubert
View AuthorThere are so many ways to read, and so much talent is needed to read well!.
Gustave Flaubert
View AuthorDo not read, as children do, to amuse yourself, or as the ambitious do, to instruct yourself. No, read to live.
John Cage
View AuthorI have nothing to say, and I am saying it, and this is poetry.
Ángel Ganivet
View AuthorMan should not blindly follow a fixed course.
Federico García Lorca
View AuthorPoetry is the union of two words that one never supposed could come together, and that form something like a mystery.
Federico García Lorca
View AuthorPoetry doesn't want followers, it wants lovers.
Federico García Lorca
View AuthorI would leave my whole soul in this book.
Gabriel García Márquez
View AuthorThe most important thing I learned to do after the age of forty was to say no when it is no.
Gabriel García Márquez
View AuthorThe wisdom comes to us when it is no longer useful.