Jim C. Hines Quotes
born 1974 United States
Jim C. Hines (born April 15, 1974) is an American fantasy writer.
- United States
- Novelists
- Science fiction authors
63 quotes
Power makes people believe they’re invulnerable.
If there ever comes a day when I deliberately embrace ignorance, I’ll have lived one day too long.
If a god ever decides to talk to you, the best thing you can do is pretend you don’t hear him.
The behavior of animals does not provide moral justification for human beings to do the same.
I’m told it’s very difficult to escape death once he adds your name to his list.
This would be an excellent time for you to shut up.
“Are you a doctor?”
“Better. I’m a librarian.”
History is the world’s most egotistical gossip.
No night is so dark, no situation so dire, but the intervention of the gods cannot make it worse.
The royal children have skulls of granite, it’s true, but they come by that honestly.
I leaned closer and whispered, “a librarian’s gotta do what a librarian’s gotta do.”
No plan survives the first encounter with your enemy, so why bother to make one?
Magically speaking, dissociative identity disorder looks a lot like possession.
Judge not, lest ye be punched in the face for being a self-righteous prick.
Madmen in the noble line are as common as rat turds in the grain shed.
The mistakes of the past do not excuse the mistakes of the present.
Unfortunately for you, ignorance makes a poor shield.
Attribution
Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Jim C. Hines (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.