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Quote by Neil Gaiman

“puedes encontrarte con algún imbécil que empina el codo y le pega a su pareja, cosa que sucede en ambos sentidos, créeme, tanto hombres como mujeres”

Book:American Gods: Tenth Anniversary

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American Gods: Tenth Anniversary

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Neil Gaiman

Neil Gaiman, born on November 10, 1960, is a renowned British author. His works span across various genres including fantasy, horror, and science fiction, with notable titles such as 'American Gods' and 'Good Omens'. Gaiman's writing style is distinctive and has won him a dedicated fan base. more

“On the last page was a drawing, done in charcoal, of a girl with large pale eyes... you could tell she was beautiful. Her skin was infused with light, her lips parted in a secret smile. 'She's beautiful,' I whispered to Karl. 'Of course she's beautiful,' He brought his face close to mine. 'She's you.”

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Author:Suzy Zail

“oğunlukla dürüst bir insanımdır. Anladığım zaman anladım, anlamadığım zaman da net olarak anlamadım derim. İkircikli ifadeler kullanmam. Sorunların büyük kısmının ikircikli ifadeler yüzünden çıktığına inanırım. İnsanların çoğunun ikircikli ifadeler kullanmasını, onların aslında içten içe, bilinçsizce de olsa, sorun çıkmasını arzu etmelerine bağlarım. Başka türlü düşünebilmem mümkün değil.”

Roman Murakami Novel Quotes Murakami Haruki

Book:Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World

Source: Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World

“Şefkat ve yürek tamamen farklı şeylerdir. Şefkat bağımsız bir işlevdir. Daha net söylemek gerekirse, yüzeysel bir işlevdir. Bu yalnızca bir alışkanlıktır, yürekten farklıdır. Yürek dediğimiz daha derin, daha güçlü bir şeydir. Üstelik her şeyle de çelişir.”

Roman Novel Quotes Haruki Murakami Haruki

Book:Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World

Source: Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World

“After spending time at [Camp] Wilson, which felt like we were at war, Kandahar Airfield looked like an ugly American city filled with lots of European tourists. Soldiers from a handful of nations, thanks to NATO—the Netherlands, the UK, Canada—walked around unarmed and apparently unfazed by the war that was being waged around them. Overhearing their conversations, I got the feeling that their most serious concern was a shortage of coffee at the French PX. But for the guys who were having to do without, like the soldiers at Camp Wilson, a PX run was a treat. Parking the trucks, the team peeled off their gear and bounded across the street into what can only be compared to a Walmart at home. The warehouselike building was filled with junk food, sodas, magazines, and even obnoxious T-shirts advertising Operation Enduring Freedom. Only Americans would make T-shirts for a war.”