Top 10 Anna Lyndsey Quotes (2024 Update)

Anna Lyndsey Quote: “Joy lurks in every mundane thing, just waiting to be found. Love is impervious to reason. And words are wonderful.”

1. “Joy lurks in every mundane thing, just waiting to be found. Love is impervious to reason. And words are wonderful.”

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Anna Lyndsey Quote: “By staying, by shirking the responsibility and effort of leaving, by continuing to occupy this lovely man while giving him neither children nor a public companion nor a welcoming home-do I do wrong?”

2. “By staying, by shirking the responsibility and effort of leaving, by continuing to occupy this lovely man while giving him neither children nor a public companion nor a welcoming home-do I do wrong?”

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Anna Lyndsey Quote: “Each small accommodation of my physical environment is an admission that things are not improving, that this is not some fleeting horror, that perhaps... But that is the unthinkable thought.”

3. “Each small accommodation of my physical environment is an admission that things are not improving, that this is not some fleeting horror, that perhaps... But that is the unthinkable thought.”

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Anna Lyndsey Quote: “My ears become my conduit to the world. In the darkness I listen – to thrillers, to detective novels, to romances; to family sagas, potboilers and historical novels; to ghost stories and classic fiction and chick lit; to bonkbusters and history books. I listen to good books and bad books, great books and terrible books; I do not discriminate. Steadily, hour after hour, in the darkness I consume them all.”

4. “My ears become my conduit to the world. In the darkness I listen – to thrillers, to detective novels, to romances; to family sagas, potboilers and historical novels; to ghost stories and classic fiction and chick lit; to bonkbusters and history books. I listen to good books and bad books, great books and terrible books; I do not discriminate. Steadily, hour after hour, in the darkness I consume them all.”

— Anna Lyndsey

Anna Lyndsey Quote: “My dreams are crowded with people, as though to compensate for the solitariness of my waking hours.”

5. “My dreams are crowded with people, as though to compensate for the solitariness of my waking hours.”

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Anna Lyndsey Quote: “When I finish a book, I find I cannot start another one immediately. Each book needs time to settle in my mind, to be digested like a meal of many courses. It seems disrespectful to the characters to move on too quickly – after all, I have spent hours in their company, learnt their histories, looked on at significant moments of their lives.”

6. “When I finish a book, I find I cannot start another one immediately. Each book needs time to settle in my mind, to be digested like a meal of many courses. It seems disrespectful to the characters to move on too quickly – after all, I have spent hours in their company, learnt their histories, looked on at significant moments of their lives.”

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Anna Lyndsey Quote: “By way of this unprecedented, unbridled literary promiscuity, I have made some pleasant discoveries.”

7. “By way of this unprecedented, unbridled literary promiscuity, I have made some pleasant discoveries.”

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Anna Lyndsey Quote: “And all my ethical reasoning crumbles to ash in the sheer fact of his presence. Because together, even in darkness, we light up a room; because the clotted guilt inside me breaks up and disperses before a surge of stupid happiness; because I love him, and I know I cannot leave him, am incapable of leaving him, unless he asks me to go. And he has not asked me. And that is the miracle which I live with, every day.”

8. “And all my ethical reasoning crumbles to ash in the sheer fact of his presence. Because together, even in darkness, we light up a room; because the clotted guilt inside me breaks up and disperses before a surge of stupid happiness; because I love him, and I know I cannot leave him, am incapable of leaving him, unless he asks me to go. And he has not asked me. And that is the miracle which I live with, every day.”

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Anna Lyndsey Quote: “The novels of our lives are written only partly by ourselves; other forces regularly grab the pen, interpolating strange deviations and digressions, enforced changes of pace, character or plot.”

9. “The novels of our lives are written only partly by ourselves; other forces regularly grab the pen, interpolating strange deviations and digressions, enforced changes of pace, character or plot.”

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Anna Lyndsey Quote: “Friendship plants itself as a small unobtrusive seed; over time, it grows thick roots that wrap around your heart. When a love affair ends, the tree is torn out quickly, the operation painful but clean. Friendship withers quietly, there is always hope of revival. Only after time has passed do you recognise that it is dead, and you are left, for years afterwards, pulling dry brown fibres from your chest.”

10. “Friendship plants itself as a small unobtrusive seed; over time, it grows thick roots that wrap around your heart. When a love affair ends, the tree is torn out quickly, the operation painful but clean. Friendship withers quietly, there is always hope of revival. Only after time has passed do you recognise that it is dead, and you are left, for years afterwards, pulling dry brown fibres from your chest.”

— Anna Lyndsey

Anna Lyndsey Quote: “In the end we have one choice: to suffer well or suffer badly, to reach for or to reject that quality which is termed, equally, by both religious and secular, grace.”

11. “In the end we have one choice: to suffer well or suffer badly, to reach for or to reject that quality which is termed, equally, by both religious and secular, grace.”

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Anna Lyndsey Quote: “Most of the time, I do not want to die. But I would like to have the means of death within my grasp. I want to feel the luxury of choice, to know the answer to “How do I bear this?” need not always be “Endure.”

12. “Most of the time, I do not want to die. But I would like to have the means of death within my grasp. I want to feel the luxury of choice, to know the answer to “How do I bear this?” need not always be “Endure.”

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Anna Lyndsey Quote: “Animals in zoos and prisoners sleep many hours a day. Like them I have become a devotee, a voluptuary of sleep, a connoisseur of its intense, uncharted pleasures. Sleep slips the chains of this life, snaps the intimate fetters of my skin, sets me free to travel the wild landscapes of the ungoverned mind.”

13. “Animals in zoos and prisoners sleep many hours a day. Like them I have become a devotee, a voluptuary of sleep, a connoisseur of its intense, uncharted pleasures. Sleep slips the chains of this life, snaps the intimate fetters of my skin, sets me free to travel the wild landscapes of the ungoverned mind.”

— Anna Lyndsey

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