Sean Gibson > Quotes

“The day I can't pull something useful out of my ass is the day I quit sticking things up my ass.”
― Sean Gibson

“Would I use the word 'genius' to describe myself? No. 'Alive?' Perhaps. 'Befuddled?' Certainly.”
― Sean Gibson

“Some people call reading an escape, but it's not - it's embracing the true reality of the best parts of who we are. It's not running away; it's running toward the thing we wish we could be, the thing we strive to be, the thing we never can be, but the thing which we always must try to become if we want to be something more than we are.”
― Sean Gibson

“Bards don’t believe in goodbyes—we know that the roads we walk are winding, and we generally tend to come back to people and places we’ve known and been before, and often at just the right time.” I smiled. “We’ll meet again.”
― Sean Gibson, The Chronicle of Heloise & Grimple

“Tell their story — especially at Chriskahzaa. Remind people of what happens when we hate and discriminate ... or if we just ignore it and are complicit in it.”
― Sean Gibson, You Can't Hide from Chriskahzaa

“If we fail to succeed in our attempt to fail, then failure is the only path to success.”
― Sean Gibson

“I can either tell you my tale, or I can respond to your feeble witticisms. I cannot, in my mildly inebriated state, do both.”
― Sean Gibson, The Camelot Shadow

“Wealth. Status. Happiness. A perfect life. All built on an ephemeral foundation, an impossibility masking a lie that, if exposed, if openly acknowledged, would bring it all crashing down around our heads.”
― Sean Gibson, The Camelot Shadow

“Power, Arthur had taught him, was not something to covet, but rather something to treat in the same manner one might handle a wild mastiff – with considerable respect, constant vigilance, and a trace of fear.”
― Sean Gibson, The Camelot Shadow

“It was Guinevere’s infidelity that brought down Arthur’s Camelot’’ – he said, wiping a trickle of Scotch from his chin with the back of his sleeve. ‘’It was God’s cruelty that brought down mine.”
― Sean Gibson, The Camelot Shadow