Mark Wandrey > Quotes

“And as Napoleon Bonaparte said, “Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.”
― Mark Wandrey, Cartwright's Cavaliers

“I’d rather count on the good graces of a stranger than the tender mercies of an all-powerful bureaucracy.”
― Mark Wandrey, Cartwright's Cavaliers

“They spent hundreds of trillions on Earth in handouts, and poverty stayed exactly the same, or got even worse. Places where industry grew and businesses flourished, poverty decreased. Usually precipitously”
― Mark Wandrey, Black and White

“Never take just one shot at a target,” his handgun instructor had told him, “when three will make sure.”
― Mark Wandrey, Winged Hussars

“We learn our whole lives,” her father had said many times, “whether we admit it or not. It’s your choice whether what you learn is worth the effort or not.”
― Mark Wandrey, The Lost Aria