Iris Murdoch Quotes - Page 8
There is nothing like early promiscuous sex for dispelling life's bright mysterious expectations.
Iris Murdoch (2008). “A Word Child”, p.3, Random House
Iris Murdoch (2003). “The Black Prince”, p.217, Penguin
There is nothing like the bootless solitude of those who are caged together.
Iris Murdoch (2003). “The Black Prince”, p.89, Penguin
Iris Murdoch (1987). “The Unicorn”, p.77, Penguin
Actors are cave dwellers in a rich darkness which they love and hate.
Iris Murdoch (2001). “The Sea, The Sea”, p.50, Penguin
Daytime sleep is a cursed slumber from which one wakes in despair.
Iris Murdoch (1977). “Under the Net”, p.166, Penguin
Iris Murdoch (2001). “The Sea, The Sea”, p.161, Penguin
Iris Murdoch (1977). “Under the Net”, p.7, Penguin
They are universal places, like churches, hallowed meeting places of all mankind.
Iris Murdoch (1988). “The book and the brotherhood”, Viking, 1988
Food is a profound subject and one, incidentally, about which no writer lies.
Iris Murdoch (2001). “The Sea, The Sea”, p.30, Penguin
I feel half faded away like some figure in the background of an old picture.
Iris Murdoch (1976). “A Severed Head”, p.38, Penguin
Iris Murdoch (2001). “The Sea, The Sea”, p.151, Penguin