Vamsidhar

“We were all growing up very quickly and life was becoming more complex. I was somewhere lost in the middle, changing on the outside, multiplying within.”
― Denise Grant, Unknown Friends Within : A Woman’s Journey with Dissociative Identity Disorder

“Novelists, whether consciously or unconsciously, are always on the lookout for people that can serve as models for their novels. That is, we eagerly await the serendipity of someone like Meursault or Holly Golightly appearing out of the blue one day. For a person to be appropriate to serve as such a model, he or she needs to be highly out of the ordinary while possessing something that might be seen as a kind of template for humanity or for the age and must be purified via fiction until they reach the dimension of the symbol.”
― Keiichirō Hirano, A Man

“He understood fear. What he hated was weakness.”
― John Grisham, Camino Island

“The question of morality, of right and wrong, is a social construct. I don’t think that life has intrinsic meaning, I think it is intrinsically meaningless. The entire human species is without purpose. Every soul is born into the Universe, not knowing why, and some of those souls are compelled to invent meaning. The natural state of the Universe is chaos, and God is benign.”
― Sam West, Strange Flesh