Stephen Brooke > Quotes

“More and more, I care less and less about more and more, more or less.”
― Stephen Brooke

“Bohasuk was the sort who could not be convinced of anything he did not already believe.”
― Stephen Brooke, God of Rain

“Too much imagination is dangerous in kings.”
― Stephen Brooke, Hero from the Sea

“Only a fool wagers with his master.”
― Stephen Brooke, The Song of the Sword

“Depending on what happens most times has often gotten people into trouble.”
― Stephen Brooke, The Song of the Sword

“She left my world spinning
like windmills
on the plains of la Mancha.”
― Stephen Brooke, Pieces of the Moon

“The best diplomacy comes on the blade of a sword.”
― Stephen Brooke, The Shadow of Asak

“But democracy is not really the people, is it?” she asked. “It is the majority of the people. So it is still one group telling everyone else what to do.”
― Stephen Brooke, The Dictator's Children

“If things didn’t break, there would be no potters.”
― Stephen Brooke, The Sign of the Arrow

“Lives do not wrap themselves up as neatly as the epics of the storytellers.”
― Stephen Brooke, God of Rain

“Epics ever favor the winner”
― Stephen Brooke, God of Rain