Louis Binstock Quotes

#1. - You have never known a Woman's body!
- I have known the body of my mother, sick and then dying.

Roland Barthes

#2. Once upon a time, in a tiny village called Talry on the bank of the great river Burine, in the Riverlands Barony of Varune, the Duchy of Castal, a Great and Powerful Mage was born unto a common man and his wife. I'll spare you the suspense. It was me.

Terry Mancour

#3. It's a natural thing for people to say, you know, Who's in this book? I find myself get ting a little defensive. People come along and I'm waiting for that first question.

Hugh Leonard

#4. In the autumn of 1929 the mightiest of Americans were, for a brief time, revealed as human beings.

John Kenneth Galbraith

#5. I don't like the word 'allegorical', I don't like the word 'symbolic' - the word I really like is 'mythic', and people always think that means 'full of lies', whereas of course what it really means is 'full of truth which cannot be told in any other way but a story'.

William Golding

#6. I'm not much into rear window ethics.

Alfred Hitchcock

#7. THE WORD wife comes from the Proto-Indo-European weip. Weip means to turn, twist, or wrap. In an alternative etymology, the word wife comes from Proto-etc., ghwibh. Ghwibh means pudenda. Or shame.

Lauren Groff

#8. When all is said and done, success without happiness is the worst kind of failure.

Louis Binstock

#9. Nowhere, the tarantula felt nothing at all.

Joseph Fink

#10. Everyone Wants to Be as Free as a Bird, but None is so Freely

Jan Jansen