Gay Literature Quotes
Collection of top 21 famous quotes about Gay Literature
Gay Literature Quotes & Sayings
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Intelligibility or precision: to combine the two is impossible.
— Bertrand Russell
I like a girl with natural beauty.
— Chandler Parsons
You don't need to have big hairy feet to read The Hobbit, why should you be gay to read a gay book?
— Adriano Bulla
A man's anger can never age and fade away, not until he dies. The dead alone feel no pain.
— Sophocles
Happiness comes by doing difficult things.
— Jim Miller
If God's words determine reality, then of all the things a pastor does, speaking the words of God to the congregation is the most important.
— Carl R. Trueman
Some people choose to be wrong just to say they were always right...
— Miguel Reynolds Brandao
Exploration is really the essence of the human spirit.
— Frank Borman
Don't think for a second that my issues are because of anything you do or don't do.
— Colleen Hoover
You have tried the power of the sword. Now try throwing it away... (rise) to a privileged place where everyday acts took on a mythical meaning.
— Deepak Chopra
Substitute the word gay for straight and she's the exact same pain in the neck kid sister she was before she told us.
— Amy Kaufman Burk
Far, far easier to batten down the hatches and lock the world out than take a chance.
— Sarah Mayberry
Fitzgerald has charm. It's a silly word, but it's an exact word for me. I like 'The Great Gatsby' and it's sad, gay nostalgia.
— Truman Capote
I was determined that in fiction anyway two men should fall in love and remain in it for the ever and ever that fiction allows.
— E. M. Forster
Perhaps no other body of literature is as subject to political pressures from within the community as gay fiction.
— Edmund White
It won't be a quick break, either. It'll be slow and painful, filled with so many momenta like these that tear me up from the inside out
— Colleen Hoover
... don't ever apologize for being who you are. Be gay and be proud.
— Amy Kaufman Burk