Home / Quotes / Quote by Paolo Koeljo

Quote by Paolo Koeljo

“ALHEMICAR”

Quote by Paolo Koeljo

Author

Browse famous quotes and profile details for Paolo Koeljo. more

You May Also Like

“What strange times are these,” says Tara as they wend their way through the dead to safety, “when Muslims must fear other Muslims.”

Book:The Blind Man's Garden

Source: The Blind Man's Garden

“Build a relationship with your inner self, you will never feel alone.”

Philosophy Relationship Debasish Mridha Inner Self Mridha Debasish Never Feel Alone Build A Relationship Building Your Inner Self

Author:Debasish Mridha

“If you can love yourself deeply, you will never feel alone.”

Inspirational Philosophy Quotes Debasish Mridha Debasish Mridha Md Love Yourself Deeply Never Feel Alone

Author:Debasish Mridha

“When two persons are too close, they fall apart.”

Two Fall Hatred Anger Separation Insult Attachment Misunderstanding Familiarity Grudge Rivalry Closeness Accident Disunity Side By Side

Book:The Book of Maxims, Poems and Anecdotes

Source: The Book of Maxims, Poems and Anecdotes

“I don't have to be better to feel worthy and complete. I am everything I need to be moving forward at my own beat.”

Worthiness Acceptance Of Oneself My Own Beat

Book:Only If You Let Them

Source: Only If You Let Them

“If J.G. Ballard had been on Twitter, I doubt he'd have cat-posted. Wm. S. Burroughs, on the other hand, probably would have. He loved cats. I received Christmas cards from Burroughs. All were cute cat cards.”

Cats Twitter Burroughs William S Burroughs Gibson J G Ballard William Gibson Ballard

Author:William Gibson

“Flannery O'Connor had a certain genius. I don't think John Updike has, or Norman Mailer or William Styron, all of whom are talented, but they don't exceed themselves in any way. Norman Mailer thinks William Burroughs is a genius, which I think is ludicrous beyond words. I don't think William Burroughs has an ounce of talent.”

William S Burroughs Norman Mailer William Styron Flannery O Connor John Updike

Book:Conversations with Capote

Source: Conversations with Capote

“In my early teens, I heard about Naked Lunch and its mutating typewriters and talking cockroaches. While I would hardly classify its dystopic vision as erotica now, at the time, Naked Lunch was my first foray into consuming smut. It was because of Burroughs that I knew about the particular musk that blooms when a rectum is penetrated, and that death-by-hanging produces spontaneous trouser tents. The first Burroughs I read was Naked Lunch, but I buried myself in a few of his stories, and thus the arc of my recollection is just as non-linear as his narrative.”

Literature Youth Books Coming Of Age Homosexuality Erotica Queer William S Burroughs

Book:Best Gay Stories 2012

Source: Best Gay Stories 2012

“William Burroughs was simultaneously old and young. Part sheriff, part gumshoe. All writer. He had a medicine chest he kept locked, but if you were in pain he would open it. He did not like to see his loved ones suffer. If you were infirm he would feed you. He’d appear at your door with a fish wrapped in newsprint and fry it up. He was inaccessible to a girl but I loved him anyway.”

Memoir Beat Generation William S Burroughs

Book:Just Kids

Source: Just Kids

“Know who I am? . . . 'Good Bye Mister' is my name . . . 'Wind and Dust' is my name . . . 'Never Happened' is my name . . .”

William S Burroughs The Cut Ups The Nova Trilogy The Ticket That Exploded

Book:The Ticket That Exploded

Source: The Ticket That Exploded