David Burr Gerrard, Short Century: A Novel Quotes
Men do everything that men do, from waging war to reading books, for one purpose only: to get laid.
All nineteen-year-old males are children who are men capable of war.
The problem with freedom is that when people have it, they do what they want to.
Don’t you wonder sometimes, ” Miranda asked, “whether women have all the power or no power at all?
Once you’ve gotten used to a certain kind of smell from a certain kind of flesh, whether it’s a lover or a rotting corpse, you long for it when it’s not around. Or maybe it’s just me.
That was what maturity was: accepting things. The more things you accepted, the more mature you were.
Praising heroes who slay monsters is a writer’s most ancient task.
Arthur, do you think the fall of the Wall means anything? Do you think that this means that even one fewer body will burn?