33 Quotes by Douglas Clegg

Wilma owned a pit bull and they lived in separate trailers, side by side, and sometimes, when she was angry, she and the pit bull looked like kin to him.

My mind was red paint across black night.

Do you know that when a man becomes old, he begins to remember what he believed in as a child and it all comes back to him?

Love,” he said, “is the darkest gift. It takes all that you are, and it destroys you.

Besides, back to the subject of you being nuts, all writers are nuts, didn’t you know that?

God was like the phone company: You paid your bill, and sometimes you got cut off anyway.

Death is a gift, so long as it is nature’s hand.

He believed the best use of human beings was as compost or incubators.

They ate so much food out of the can, the jar, the tinfoil, the box, that the youngest thought her mother’s name was Sara Lee.