Gabriel García Márquez
View AuthorIn reality, the only time in life when I feel like myself is when I'm with my friends.
Gabriel García Márquez
View Author'Illusion can't be eaten,' she said. 'It can't be eaten, but it nourishes,' replied the colonel.
Gabriel García Márquez
View AuthorThe only thing that hurts me about dying is that it's not from love.
Adelaida García Morales
View AuthorIn the process of writing, imagination and memory become confused.
Vittorio Gassman
View AuthorGod's only mistake was not giving man two lives: one to practice and another to act.
Antonio Gaudí i Cornet
View AuthorThe great book that is always open and requires effort to read is the book of Nature.
Antonio Gaudí i Cornet
View AuthorTo do things right it is necessary: first, love; second, technique.
Charles de Gaulle
View AuthorAs politicians never believe what they say, they are surprised when someone actually believes it.
Charles de Gaulle
View AuthorWhat we think about death only matters because of what death makes us think about life.
Jules de Gaultier
View AuthorAt the point where science stops, imagination begins.
Théophile Gautier
View AuthorTrue paradise is not in heaven, but in the mouth of the beloved woman.
Théophile Gautier
View AuthorOne of the glories of civilization would be to have improved the fate of animals.