“The President had not come to ask for help. He did not want help. He did not need help. The President had not come to beg. He did not want charity. He did not need charity. The President had come only to hold them to their word. To have them keep their promises. Honour their pledges. The president had come only to collect. To collect what was his.”
David Peace is a British writer renowned for his fiction and non-fiction works. Born in 1967, Peace has made a name for himself with his distinctive narrative style, which intertwines historical and contemporary themes. His writing frequently examines the intricacies of human nature and societal issues. more
“Most people would rather live in a comfortable delusion than in an uncomfortable reality.”
“Most people hate odd ways, non-logical ways and difficult!”
“The common person is powerless against the corporate controlled government.”
“More children are suffering from too much interference than are allowed to develop freely.”
“People cannot make themselves into a certain person”