Quotes from Phillip Lewis

He began to explicate a detailed and heretofore unformulated hypothesis about the human mind's psychological readiness to read a given book at a given moment, and how important, nay, critical, it was to have the book one wanted to read at the absolute ready when the inspiration struck.

There is a fear that accompanies returning to a place that holds many of your life's memories, especially if years pass between leaving and returning.

A beguiling optimism is often the first step toward folly.

As I grew older, I frequently turned to the sky for comfort, and being reminded of my slight significance within the context of the vast and enigmatic universe, I was comforted.