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“You have to work out how not to die tomorrow.”

Martin Firrell

"Six Women" (2007)

“Calamitous collapse is better than mediocre defeat!”

Martin Firrell

Quoted in The London Evening Standard (9 August 2001).

“I want to live in a city where dissent is welcomed as much as it's disliked.”

Martin Firrell

"I Want to Live in a City Where..." (2006)

“Ageing is a privilege not a predicament”

Martin Firrell

Quoted by Caitlin Moran in The Times (18 June 2007).

“It is in the nature of truth not to be at fault.”

Martin Firrell

Quoted in The International Herald Tribune (19 September 2005).

“Protest is liberty's ally.”

Martin Firrell

"1968-2008" (2008)

“The other side of reverence is loathing.”

Martin Firrell

quoting Howard Jacobson
"Complete Hero" (2009)

“The bodily strength, the fierceness and beauty of young women.”

Martin Firrell

"Complete Hero" (2009)

“The immense beauty, the vast almost unbearable beauty of justice.”

Martin Firrell

"Complete Hero" (2009)

“Everybody should be entitled to one lie, one failing, one infidelity.”

Martin Firrell

Quoted in the International Herald Tribune (24 November 2005).

“Imagination has not saved us.”

Martin Firrell

"The Question Mark Inside" (2008)

“Everything is resurrected in memory.”

Martin Firrell

"The Question Mark Inside" (2008)

“This is the way the world really ends: not with whimper but a desperate chuckle.”

Martin Firrell

"The Question Mark Inside" (2008)

“Rain has always been connected in my mind with kindness.”

Martin Firrell

"The Question Mark Inside" (2008)

“The one irreducible truth about humanity is diversity.”

Martin Firrell

"The One Irreducible Truth about Humanity" (2005)

“Never fall for someone with a body to diet for.”

Martin Firrell

Quoted in Time Out (12 December 2001).

“Every river can be crossed.”

Martin Firrell

"The Question Mark Inside" (2008)

“Art is like a fart for the soul. Better out than in.”

Martin Firrell

on the topic of public art, quoted at franceinlondon.com (September 2004).