“It is my belief that the World (or, if you will, the House, since the two are for all practical purposes identical) wishes an Inhabitant for Itself to be a witness to its Beauty and the recipient of its Mercies. If I leave, then the House will have no Inhabitant and how will I bear the thought of it Empty?”
Susanna Clarke is a British author best known for her novel 'American Gods', which has won numerous awards, including the Hugo Award. Born on November 1, 1959, Clarke grew up in the UK and studied English literature at Oxford University. Her career began as a literary editor before she turned to writing. 'American Gods' is a fantasy novel that blends history, mythology, and science fiction, and it has achieved both critical acclaim and commercial success. Clarke's work is celebrated for its unique narrative techniques and profound exploration of social and cultural issues, having a significant impact on contemporary fantasy literature. more
“Se tens um coração de ferro, bom proveito. O meu, fizeram-no de carne, e sangra todo o dia.”
“Under peaceful conditions, the warlike man attacks himself.”
“Waiting Hurts. Forgetting Hurts. But not knowing which decision to take is the worst of suffering.”
“The truth-that love is the highest goal to which man can aspire.”