Irene Sabatini (1967) writer from Zimbabwe
Source: National Geographic https://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk/travel/2020/09/notes-from-an-author-irene-sabatini-on-finding-inspiration-in-zimbabwes-landscapes
Source: From a Buick 8
Irene Sabatini (1967) writer from Zimbabwe
Source: National Geographic https://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk/travel/2020/09/notes-from-an-author-irene-sabatini-on-finding-inspiration-in-zimbabwes-landscapes
“But it's funny how the memory works and how sometimes we just belive whatever we want.”
Chris Bohjalian (1962) American novelist
Source: Secrets of Eden
Henri Nouwen (1932–1996) Dutch priest and writer
With Open Hands (1972)
Context: Only within this kind of life does a spoken prayer make sense. A prayer in church, at table or in school is only a witness to what we want to make of our entire lives. Such a prayer reminds us that praying is living and it invites us to make this an ever-greater reality. Thus, there are as many ways to pray as there are moments in life. Sometimes we seek out a quiet spot and want to be alone, sometimes we look for a friend and want to be together. Sometimes we like a book, sometimes we prefer music. Sometimes we want to sing out with hundreds, sometimes only whisper with a few. Sometimes we want to say it with words, sometimes with a deep silence.
“Sometimes I think I live more closely to the past than the present.”
Patricia Briggs (1965) American writer
Source: Dragon Bones
“If I could only reach out and touch the stars, I would know everything. I would understand.”
Mary E. Pearson book The Kiss of Deception
Source: The Kiss of Deception