Eli Horowitz > Quotes

“What unknown abilities had filled this void? Was the world somehow brighter, more tangible, without the nagging interference of language? Was the absence of words actually a form of freedom? I've often tried to quiet that constant voice in my mind, to try to experience the world the way they might—but always the questions rush in faster than I can carve out a moment of true silence.”
― Eli Horowitz, The Silent History

“People talk too much anyway. A life of talking and you say probably three good things. Accidentally.”
― Eli Horowitz, The Silent History

“epistemologist?”
― Eli Horowitz, The Pickle Index: A Novel

“I asked what the scene at the beach was like and Chao goes, “A silent mob scene is like a hand job without the hand.”
― Eli Horowitz, The Silent History

“They say I have a face for radio and a voice for newspapers, ha ha, so please don’t be frightened, ha ha.”
― Eli Horowitz, The Pickle Index: A Novel

“El mundo se marcha sin muchas lamentaciones. Luego vas tú.”
― Eli Horowitz, La historia silenciosa (Biblioteca Formentor)

“Who cares about love? Jim replied. That's the easy part. It's only the first part. We were in life together, Alice. We were in life! And if we aren't together now, then we weren't together then? Do you understand?”
― Eli Horowitz, The New World