“I lined a fishing net with heavy-gauge plastic. Inside I placed what I thought was the right amount of nesting material for two such enormous birds. It approximated to three days’ fuel. This was no insignificant amount and I knew that I might be colder because I had given it away. But what is a few days of feeling cold compared to a new albatross in the World?..”
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
“What is divinity, if not an everyday sense of kindness!”
“This is the only secret to life - serve others as your own reflection.”
“How can we make progress? Not with luxury but by lifting the other.”
“Without love, all progress is harm.”
“Be kind to yourself. Pain is not a judgement. It is a path indicator.”
“The stars don't care where you live, that's the kindness of nature.”