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I was born under the Blue Ridge, and under that side which is blue in the evening light, in a wild land of game and forest and rushing waters. — Winston Churchill

But it is impossible to enjoy a tennis game, a book, or a conversation unless attention is fully concentrated on the activity. — Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

Life is paradoxical, but I believe that I could also be the same person I am today, if life would have cut me with happiness instead of pain. — Haidji

There's no rule book or game plan when it comes to the grim realities of our lives. — Simone Elkeles

Game... Set... Match Bitch!

~Alexandria Bell — April Nichols Baker

There are only three forms of high art: the symphony, the illustrated children's book and the board game. — Brian K. Vaughan

Most people were startled to find out there were books that preceded Game Of Thrones. I'm a case of working forty years to be an overnight success. — George R R Martin

You say good-bye, and you think you'll be free. But I'll be awaiting you, in your final destiny. — Haidji

... she was so exhausted and tired, so overwhelmed, that she needed a Red Bull, to calm down and fall asleep. — Haidji

I am a huge comic book nerd and video game nerd, so to get to actually play one of those characters would be off the chain. It would be amazing. — Zachary Levi

Never judge a book by its cover; a movie by its book; or a video game by its movie. — Ashwin Sanghi

I am writing a book. I have got the page numbers done. — Stephen Wright

In the opening a master should play like a book, in the mid-game he should play like a magician, in the ending he should play like a machine. — Rudolf Spielmann

When a game cannot be won, change the game. I read that in the book of Kirk. — Mark Lawrence

There is even - as with no other game - a fascinating detective literature, a wry commentary on the human comedy, implicit in the book of rules. — Alistair Cooke