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Danielle Steel - Granny Dan	Buonanotte amore mio...

FEDERICO MOCCIA	L'amore è follia, è il cuore che batte a 2000, è la luce che scende di sera in pieno tramonto, è LA VOGLIA DI ALZARSI AL MATTINO SOLO PER GUARDARSI NEGLI OCCHI.

THOMAS HARDY	"I feel that the ignorant and colddarkness that I should have lived in if U had not attracted me...would have been worse than my knowledge of U,though it has brought this misery."

THOMAS HARDY	"Had the teaching of experience grown cumulatively with the age of the world we should have been ere now as great as God."

ERNST JUENGER-TRATTATO DEL RIBELLE	"Sempre, dinnanzi allo spettacolo di una grande fraternità, bisogna chiedersi: dov'è il nemico?"

ERNST JUENGER-LE API DI VETRO	"Un'opera d arte si spegne, impallidisce nelle stanze dove ha unprezzo ma non un valore"

SALVADOR DALì - Les cocus du vieil art moderne"	Il meno che si possa chiedere ad una scultura è che stia ferma.

ERMES VISCONTI - "Saggi sul bello"	Bello è un componimento letterario, in cui si incontrino riflessioni generali sulla natura umana e siano acute precise, spiritose, gentili, profonde.

NICOLA CHIAROMONTE - "Il tarlo della coscienza"	L'idea di mobilitare la Forza x abolire il Male sulla terra è lagrande idea moderna. Essa continua a far strage da quasi 2 secoli, e da 50anni a questa parte a un ritmo pazzescamente accelerato.

Abrahm Lincoln	Come non vorrei esssere uno schiavo, così non vorrei essere un padrone. Questo esprime la mia idea di democrazia.

E.DICKINSON---	This was a poet - It is that distills amazing sense from ordinary Meanings-"

O.WILDE-THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY---	"All art is quite useless"

T.HARDY-JUDE THE OBSCURE---	"We don't ask to be born."

W.WHITMAN	"The question, O me! So sad, recurring - What good amid these, Ome, O life?--"That you are here - that life exists and identity, that the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse."

N.HAWTHORNE-THE SCARLETT LETTER	"In the view of Infinite Purity, we are sinners all alike."

R.L. STEVENSON--THE STRANGE CASE OF DR JECKYLL AND MR HYDE	"The movement was thus wholly towards the worse."

G.ELIOT-MIDDELMARCH---	"I know that I must expect trials. Marriage is a state of higherduties, I never thought of it as a mere personal ease."

C. BRONTE- JANE EYRE	"It is in vain to say human beings ought to be satisfied with tranquillity: they must have action; and they will make it if they cannot find it."

E.A.POE	"Great wit to madness is nearly allied."

G.G.BYRON-CHILDE HAROLD'S PILGRIMAGE	"What, after all, are all things - but a show?"

WILLIAM BLAKE	Without contraries there is no progression. Attraction and Repulsion. Reason and Energy, Love and Hate are necessary to Human Existence."

WILLIAM BLAKE-THE MARRIAGE OF HEAVEN AND HELL---	"Those who restrain desire, do so because theirs is week enoughto be restrained;and the restrainer or reason usurps its place and governs the unwilling."

MARY SHELLEY-FRANKENSTEIN---	"I pursued nature to her hiding places."

S.T.COLERIDGE-THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER---	"And till my ghastly tale is told, This heart within me burns."