A Photo a Week Challenge: Literary Reference
The picture is Garry’s and the quote is from “Good Omens” by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. It’s the last thing the Devil says to his follower. I thought the iron gate into the desert might be the entry to the other side?
It is a very good book, by the way. Thought provoking and hilarious. It was one of those books I wanted to last forever.
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Categories: #Photography, Books, Death and Dying, evil, Photo A Week Challenge, Quotation
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Terry Pratchett was a brilliant writer, and Neil Gaiman is wonderful as well. Yes, this is perfect for the challenge! Thanks for joining!
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It was the only thing I found that seemed right, but it reminded me how much I love the book — so I’m reading it. Again.
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Perfect! It was my hope that this challenge would inspire people to read more. 🙂
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Love it! 🙂
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It is a book so full of great lines, you could quote ALL of it. And it’s funny.
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Ii’ll have to put that one on my list to read, Marilyn.
Leslie
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It’s really good. I don’t like everything Gaiman wrote, but the two of them together are kind of brilliant.
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For some reason this reminded me of that Yogi-ism: No one goes there anymore. It’s too crowded.
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That’s a great quote. I wonder where it came from. Good one!
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It’s credited to Yogi Berra. Everything is credited to Yogi Berra….
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It’s deja vu all over again.
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My copy fell to bits. I had to get the Kindle version 🙂
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It’s a really good one. I have it 4 versions — kindle, audiobook, TV/radio show, and hard copy.
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Those are the best type of books!
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When you want to read through the night into morning, that’s how you know.
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I will admit…my aunt is an author and when I read her first book, I called in sick to work to finish it bc I couldn’t put it down! 🤦🏼♀️
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Always the sign of a really good book 🙂
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yes, it is!
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Sounds like something our freind Doug Adams might have said! 🙂
love
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It’s definitely his type of tale.
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I read that one ages ago, but am now tempted for a reread. Why do I forget so much?
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I forget everything pretty much immediately. It makes rereading a good book worthwhile. THAT one is definitely worth a reread. It was one of the most thought-provoking and FUNNY books ever. I may reread it (again) too.
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