Pre Apocalyptic Quotes

#1. I write pre-apocalyptic fiction. In other words, I'm not interested in a future where everything is blown to hell, I'd rather write something that helps to prevent it from happening.

James Rozoff

#2. Cynically enjoying a retirement life in pre-apocalyptic America.

Wayne Clark

#3. If suffer we must, let's suffer on the heights.

Victor Hugo

#4. Do you want me to have them sedate you until it's over?

Suzanne Collins

#5. Awareness is everything. Hallie once pointed out to me that people worry a lot more about the eternity *after* their deaths than the eternity that happened before they were born. But it's the same amount of infinity, rolling out in all directions from where we stand.

Barbara Kingsolver

#6. Yes, and you've never been able to understand the suggestiveness of paradox and contradiction. That's your problem. You live and breathe paradox and contradiction, but you can no more see the beauty of them than the fish can see the beauty of the water

Michael Frayn

#7. Frank scooted back like the disk might explode. He had an orange-juice mustache and a brownie-crumb beard that made Piper want to hand him a napkin.

Rick Riordan

#8. The day Mother Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? killed Father The Outlaw Josey Wales, they were arguing again about the Pre-Reddening game of Major League Baseball.

Nick DiChario

#9. I speak the truth but I guess that's a foreign language to ya'll!

Lil' Wayne

#10. As long as I have questions and no answers I'll keep on writing. How do you start at the beginning, if things happen before they happen? If before the pre-prehistory there were already the apocalyptic monsters? If this story doesn't exist now, it will.

Clarice Lispector

#11. This is all I ever wanted - to help students and artists see myth as a reflection of the one sublime adventure of life, and then to breathe new life into it.

Joseph Campbell

#12. Devoid of any real liberty or justice, America and her children had fallen prey to what amounted to little more than a thinly veiled dictatorship. She now represented not the proud citadel of freedom, but the failed experiment of democracy.

Eric J. Martindale

#13. I can sleep anywhere. I can fall asleep standing up, literally anywhere.

Jenna Ushkowitz

#14. I'd be honored to be playing a Republican, although I'm not.

Joe Lando

#15. You see, evil men, the likes of whom have sought to enslave their fellow man since the dawn of creation, took America not by might or strength of arms, but by deception and guile.

Eric J. Martindale

#16. I wanna strike gold in Poetry's mine.
(But I don't want your money.)

B. Diehl