Quotes by
Christian Bobin |
1951-2022 , French writer
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Quotations
| • | Doing the same thing for too long, in the same place, at the same time, makes you old. 3 |
| • | Nature is a book that is always open, and the wind turns its pages. 1 |
| • | You should never do literature, you have to write and it's not the same. |
| • | There is always in a book—even a badly written one—a phrase that smacks the reader in the face, as if it were waiting for him alone. |
| • | The closer you get to the light, the more you know yourself full of shadows. |
| • | The evil of television is not in television, it is in the world. |
| • | With marriage, something ends for men. For women, it's the opposite: something begins. |
| • | There is something calming in philosophy, a way of talking about the living as if we were dead. |
| • | It is not the stories that matter, but the tone in which they are told. |
