“We have so separated ourselves, person from person and group from group, in the city, that we have made hatred a dreadfully easy emotion. It comes to us as lightly and insidiously as the symptoms of an unconsciously harboured disease.”
Jonathan Raban, born on June 14, 1942, is a renowned travel writer from the United Kingdom. His works are known for their unique perspective and profound insights into travel experiences, covering a wide range of regions from Africa to the Americas. Raban's writing style often blends travel literature, history, and philosophy, giving his works a distinct literary value. more
“Let no man be the master of your soul by making you hate another man that you don't know.”
“Life is yet to produce someone who is loved by or important to everyone.”
“Hatred taught. Detestation learned. A beautiful cherub, like kindling, set to burn.”
“Hate me as much as you can, but does it change the truth behind my words?”