In The End, I Always

The Thing That Most Haunted Me That Day, However...was The Fact That These Things Had - Apparently - Actually Occurred...for All His Attention To My Historical Education, My Father Had Neglected To Tell Me This: History's Terrible Moments Were Real. I Understand Now, Decades Later, That He Could Never Have Told Me. Only History Itself Can Convince You Of Such A Truth. And Once You've Seen That Truth - Really Seen It - You Can't Look Away.

Today I Will Go To Wait For Her Again, Because I Cannot Help It, Because My Whole Being Seems Now To Be Bound Up In The Being Of One So Different From Myself And Yet So Exquisitely Familiar That I Can Scarely Understand What Has Happened.

Every Writer Hopes His Or Her Book Will Be Its Own Thing.

I Think It's Important To Recognise That 'the Da Vinci Code' Opened Up A Vast New Audience For A General Readership Interested In Historical Detective Stories And Research Into History.

I've Noticed Dracula Was Often As Practical A Fellow As He Was A Nasty One.