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Top Quotes from Top Books of All Time

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“Christianity is at its best when it is peculiar, marginalized, suffering, and it is at its worst when it is popular, credible, triumphal, and powerful.”

Jesus for President: Politics for Ordinary Radicals

Shane Claiborne

“There's a reason every book, even one that isn't very serious, is shaped like a suitcase”

The Suitcase

Sergei Dovlatov

“It showed me that you must always have respect for your competitor, but don’t be in awe.”

Hit Refresh: The Quest to Rediscover Microsoft's Soul and Imagine a Better Future for Everyone

Satya Nadella

“He who fears to suffer, Suffers from fear..”

Hunting Lila

Sarah Alderson

“Then I went back into the house and wrote, It is midnight. The rain is beating on the windows. It was not midnight. It was not raining.”

Molloy / Malone Dies / The Unnamable

Samuel Beckett

“When we’re there I’ll create a distraction. You have to keep your wits about you, Lady Rogan. Watch me all the time. When I make my move, you make it with me and we run.” I blinked owlishly, hoping I’d heard wrong. “That’s your big plan? A distraction?” He smiled cheekily at me. “Yes. It’s good, right?” “You’re going to get us killed.” “Well, since you got us kidnapped in the first place, I think it’s only fair.”

Slumber

Samantha Young

“You’re not fine. You’re not. And that’s OK. The first thing I want you to do is to finally tell yourself that it’s OK not to be OK. To accept that you’re feeling badly and that something isn’t right. Too many of us are in denial because we think that to admit there’s something wrong means we’re weak or broken or odd. I don’t know if it’s society, or just who we associate with, but we need to change our way of thinking. We are not weak. We are not broken. We are not odd.”

From My Suffering: 25 Ways to Break the Chains of Anxiety, Depression & Stress

S.R. Crawford

“The campus, an academy of trees, under which some hand, the wind's I guess, had scattered the pale light of thousands of spring beauties, petals stained with pink veins; secret, blooming for themselves. We sat among them. Your long fingers, thin body, and long bones of improbable genius; some scattered gene as Kafka must have had. Your deep voice, this passing dust of miracles. That simple that was myself, half conscious, as though each moment was a page where words appeared; the bent hammer of the type struck against the moving ribbon. The light air, the restless leaves; the ripple of time warped by our longing. There, as if we were painted by some unknown impressionist.”

In the Next Galaxy

Ruth Stone

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