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“Blindheit zieht man sich nicht zu, Den Tod zieht man sich auch nicht zu, und trotzdem sterben wir alle.”
― José Saramago, Blindness

“These days, we've got booksellers in cities, in deserts, and in the middle of a rain forest; we've got travelling bookshops, and bookshops underground. We've got bookshops in barns, in caravans and in converted Victorian railway stations. We've even got booksellers selling books in the middle of a war.

Are bookshops still relevant? They certainly are.

All bookshops are full of stories, and stories want to be heard.”
― Jen Campbell, The Bookshop Book

“Wie geht es Ihnen, Herr Doktor, das sagen wir, wenn wir uns keine Schwäche geben wollen, wir sagen dann, Gut, dabei liegen wir im Sterben, das nennt man im Volksmund, aus dem Herzen eine Mördergrube machen, ein herzzerreißendes Phänomen, das nur bei der Spezies Mensch auftritt.”
― José Saramago

“The books brought brilliance to my life, and they brought an understanding: Life is a story. Everything that has happened and will happen to me is all part of the story of this enchanted place - all the dreams and visions and understandings that come to me in my dungeon cell. The books helped me see the truth is not in the touch of the stone but in what the stone tells you.”
― Rene Denfeld, The Enchanted