D.W. Ulsterman > Quotes

“There is so much melancholy involved with remembering, isn’t there? We have this ability to recall the things we once loved above all else, but lack the ability to actually relive those moments. It’s like the cruelest of mirages. We see it as it was, but know it shall never be again. It makes one wish to never have remembered it at all.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Writer

“They didn’t realize that if you take away the possibility of pain, and suffering, failure…you also take away the possibility of happiness, success, and joy." -The Old Man: DOMINATUS”
― D.W. Ulsterman

“Now we Democrats, well, we’re all for higher taxes, right?  But man do we hate to pay those taxes, and most of the politicians I worked for took advantage of every tax loophole they could find, and if they couldn’t find it, they’d just legislate one out of thin air.  That’s the D.C. way. Tax policy is a means to buy votes, but at the end of the day, we all share in a mutual disdain for government.  It’s”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Bonita

“Explain what you mean by the climate change movement never being about eliminating fossil fuels.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Dominatus

“I would tell her that I would rather be a great man of few words, than simply another man of too many.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Writer

“as well as two floor lamps that”
― D.W. Ulsterman, THE SECOND OLDEST PROFESSION

“This has never been a government of the people, by the people, or for the people, but rather a government of government, by government, for the government.  Its only purpose is to feed its ever growing powers – powers that always come at the expense of your own personal liberties and freedoms.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Dominatus

“hectic”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Deadman Island:

“The day which we fear as our last is but the birthday of eternity.” ​“Emily Dickinson?”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Vaughn's Hill

“What is seen and heard makes us blind and deaf to the unclean truth that can only be realized by those willing to open their hearts and minds to the universal reality that life and death have always been one and the same. For what will be has already been, and what has been will be again.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Deadman Island:

“Do you think that was the reason he came here, to just get a copy of Dante’s Inferno?” Suze shook her head after taking another sip of coffee. “No, not at all. I know why he came here. It wasn’t to buy a book. It was to experience a place he knew his wife loved to visit. He wanted to see the world through her eyes so as not to forget her. He’s trying to keep her memory alive because if he fails to do that, he will have lost her twice.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Writer

“promotions to more”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Writer

“long Tiffany leather sofa”
― D.W. Ulsterman, THE SECOND OLDEST PROFESSION

“Ok, God you win.  I’m a drunken pig bastard who deserves to die, so take me now asshole and let’s be done with it.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Take Two and Call Me In The Morgue

“if you enjoyed The Irish Cowboy, be sure to check out SAVAGE by D.W. Ulsterman as well.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Irish Cowboy

“Few things are as attractive or profitable as human tragedy.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Writer

“There is pleasure in the pathless woods, there is rapture in the lonely shore, there is society where none intrudes, by the deep sea, and music in its roar; I love not Man the less, but Nature more. —Lord Byron”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Dark Waters

“Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth."  -Oscar Wilde”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Irish Cowboy

“He die.  You die.  We all die.  Until then, we live.  Simple.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Tumultus

“When people allow themselves to fear without reason, they make themselves vulnerable to being made to do just about anything.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Vaughn's Hill

“Noretta”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Bowman Boys: The Sultan Saga Book 2

“Men are good for little, and little good for anyone but themselves, but Phillip is better than most.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Writer

“All of his novels are available for purchase and/or download on his Amazon author page.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Vaughn's Hill

“When did it become acceptable to allow government officials to demand citizens give more and more and more, while those same officials wined and dined and vacationed on tens of millions of dollars taken from the same taxpayers the government demanded yet more from?”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Dominatus

“Your”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Bowman Boys

“to”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Bonita

“The day which we fear as our last is but the birthday of eternity.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Vaughn's Hill

“I prefer obscurity. It allows me to be myself and not have to consider what others would have me be.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, The Writer

“step.”
― D.W. Ulsterman, Vaughn's Hill

“what that place is. We’ll stay off the road,”
― D.W. Ulsterman, MAC WALKER: The Complete Mac Walker Collection