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“The capital phenomenon, the most catastrophic disaster, is uninterrupted sleeplessness, that nothingness without release.”

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Emile M. Cioran

Emile M. Cioran was a Romanian-born French philosopher known for his pessimistic and existentialist views. His works deeply explored the essence of human existence, suffering, and nihilism. more

“I'm getting very sorry for the Devil and his disciples such as the good Le Chiffre. The devil has a rotten time and I always like to be on the side of the underdog. We don't give the poor chap a chance...the Devil had no prophets to write his Ten Commandments and no team of authors to write his biography.”

Giving Writing Sides Chance Poor Team Ten Devil Sorry Prophet Commandments Disciple Biographies Rotten Underdog Ten Commandments Chaps

Author:Ian Fleming

“The sparkle and morning-freshness of the shop, and the butter-conjuring girl, formed a mind-picture which accompanied the whole of my youth.(about the Buttercup Dairy)”

Mind Whole Girl Morning Youth Shops Sparkle Freshness Dairy Conjuring Buttercup

Author:Muriel Spark

“There is no lie in war or preparation of war that can't be defended.”

War Lying Preparation

Author:Don DeLillo

“Say heat. Say wet between my legs. Say legs. Seriously, I want you to. Stockings. Whisper it. The word is meant to be whispered.”

Want Legs Heat Meant To Be Wet I Want You Stockings

Book:The Names

Source: The Names

“Bloomberg weighed three hundred pounds. This itself was historical. I revered his weight. It was an affirmation of humanity's reckless potential; it went beyond legend and returned through mist to the lovely folly of history. To weigh three hundred pounds. What devout vulgarity.”

Humanity Three Hundred Weight Historical Lovely Folly Pounds Legends Affirmation Reckless Mist Vulgarity

Book:End Zone

Source: End Zone

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