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Quotes from Four for Tomorrow — Roger Zelazny

1937–1995 United States

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8 quotes

It is anticipation and recollection that fill the heart—never the sensation of the moment.

Four for Tomorrow (1967)

It is our blasphemy which has made us great, and will sustain us, and which the gods secretly admire in us.

Four for Tomorrow (1967)

In a world of physical ease, brutal social equality, and reasonable economic equality, exclusiveness in frivolity becomes the most sought-after of all distinctions.

Four for Tomorrow (1967)

Knowledge was what he needed. Fear was what he had.

Four for Tomorrow (1967)

The price of mortal existence is age.

Four for Tomorrow (1967)

“Let’s go to New Hampshire.”
“What’s wrong with Scotland?”
“I’ve never been to New Hampshire.”
“I have, and I don’t like it. It looks like your description of the moon.”

Four for Tomorrow (1967)

“I believe I love you,” he mentioned.
“Fortunately, love does not require an act of faith,” she noted, accepting a light for her cigar, “because I don’t believe in anything.”

Four for Tomorrow (1967)

And I came to the land where the sun is a tarnished penny, where the wind is a whip, where two moons play at hot rod games, and a hell of sand gives you the incendiary itches whenever you look at it.

Four for Tomorrow (1967)

Attribution

Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Roger Zelazny (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.