Status Updates From Heller with a Gun: A Novel

That was a great ending.

"It was always better to attack than to wait."

This book is goin to radicalize me into taking illegal actions...

"You did not win by sitting on your hands... the only way to win any kind of fight was by attack, attack always with whatever you had."

"It was only the fool or the witless that felt no fear. What a man must do was go on, anyway."

"What did it get a man to be forever wandering? He saw a lot of country, and he learned a lot, but what was the use of that unless it could be passed on to somebody?"

"And you don't love me. If you did, you'd do what I want!"

This bitch is a narcissist...

'You're as bad as the bad guys if you kill the bad guys' is the dumbest reoccurring argument in every good guy v. bad guy story, and I wish it would disappear forever. It's just propaganda to keep the good guys from stopping the bad guys in real life. The real truth is "the only defense against evil, violent people is good people who are more skilled at violence."

"The law of averages would not let them escape forever, and steadily the odds piled up."

“Where there’s no law, all the strength can’t be left in the hands of the lawless, so good men use guns, too.”

“What was love, anyway? Did it come only of long association? Or did it come quickly, sharply, like a pain or a shaft of sunlight through clouds?”

“A man did not live long by being reckless. Only fools took chances.”

“A man remained alive by knowing what to expect and what direction to expect it from.”

“In his lifetime he had known a few reckless men, a few who tried to be daring, who took unnecessary risks to show what they believed to be courage. He had helped to bury them.”

“A man’s subconscious can be his best friend.”