"A Feast of Snakes" Quotes
"A Feast of Snakes" by Harry Crews explores the chaotic and violent unraveling of a small Georgia town during its annual Rattlesnake Roundup, delving into themes of desperation, brutality, and the human capacity for self-destruction.
fiction | 195 pages | Published in 1998
Quotes
Ain't no use being afraid of nothing.
fearcourage
The dogs barked and the cottonmouths slid through the damp grass.
natureserenity
Man is a snake and life is a snake pit.
philosophylife
A person don't never get tired of being mean.
hatehuman nature
Everybody needs a little help sometimes.
supportcommunity
Time was a thing you could taste.
timeperception
Memories are like snakes, you never know when they're going to strike.
memoryunpredictability
The truth sometimes just don't seem to matter.
truthreality
People like to believe in things that ain't there.
beliefillusion
Pain is a thing that stays with you.
painendurance
