Francoise Sagan Quotes - Page 2

• Lo único que lamento es que nunca tendré tiempo de leer todos los libros que quiero leer.

  Françoise Sagan

  Arrepentirse, Libro, Querer

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• Art must take reality by surprise. It takes those moments which are for us merely a moment, plus a moment, plus another moment, and arbitrarily transforms them into a special series of moments held together by a major emotion.

  Françoise Sagan

  Art, Reality, Special

  "Françoise Sagan, The Art of Fiction No. 15". Interview with Blair Fuller and Robert B. Silvers, www.theparisreview.org. Autumn 1956.

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• curiosity is the beginning of wisdom.

  Françoise Sagan

  Wisdom, Curiosity

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• It amused me to think that one can tell the truth when one is drunk and nobody will believe it.

  Françoise Sagan

  Believe, Thinking, Drunk

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• Porque ésta era la ronda del amor: el miedo que lleva al deseo, la ternura y la furia, y esa angustia brutal que sigue triunfante al placer.

  Françoise Sagan

  Deseo, Miedo al Amor, Placer

  FRANCOISE SAGAN (1955). "BONOUR TRISTESSE"

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• Escribir es sólo tener una hoja de papel, un bolígrafo y ni sombra de idea de lo que vas a decir.

  Françoise Sagan

  Escritura, Ideas, Sombra

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• The questions I would have liked to ask people were: ‘Are you in love? What are you reading?

  Françoise Sagan

  Reading, People, Asks

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• Every little girl knows about love. It is only her capacity to suffer because of it that increases.

  Françoise Sagan

  Girl, Suffering, Littles

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• No one is more conventional than a woman who is falling out of love.

  Françoise Sagan

  Falling In Love, Fall, Conventional

  "Los sin sombra". Libro de Françoise Sagan, 1957.

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• I feel sorry for men. They have more problems than women, because they now have to compete with women.

  Françoise Sagan

  Sorry, Men, Problem

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• Of course the illusion of art is to make one believe that great literature is very close to life, but exactly the opposite is true. Life is amorphous, literature is formal.

  Françoise Sagan

  Arte, Creer, Opuestos

  "Françoise Sagan, The Art of Fiction No. 15". Interview with Blair Fuller and Robert B. Silvers, www.theparisreview.org. Autumn 1956.

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• I think the best way to waste time is to try to save time.

  Françoise Sagan

  Time, Thinking, Trying

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• Para mí, escribir es cuestión de encontrar un cierto ritmo. Lo comparo con los ritmos del jazz.

  Françoise Sagan

  Writing, Arbitrary, Jazz

  "Françoise Sagan, The Art of Fiction No. 15". Interview with Blair Fuller and Robert B. Silvers, www.theparisreview.org. Autumn 1956.

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• The happiness of others is never bearable for very long.

  Françoise Sagan

  Long, Bearable

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• It is healthier to see the good points of others than to analyze our own bad ones.

  Françoise Sagan

  Friendship, Positive

  Francoise Sagan (1956). “Certain Smile”

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• I recognize limitations in the sense that I've read Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky and Shakespeare . . . Aside from that I don't think of limiting myself.

  Françoise Sagan

  Thinking, Dostoyevsky, Limitation

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• happiness has always seemed to me a great achievement.

  Françoise Sagan

  Happiness, Achievement, Great Achievement

  FRANCOISE SAGAN (1955). "BONOUR TRISTESSE"

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• Nothing brings on jealousy like laughter.

  Françoise Sagan

  Laughter, Laughing

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• He refused categorically all ideas of fidelity or serious commitments. He explained that they were arbitrary and sterile. From anyone else such views would have shocked me, but I knew that in his case they did not exclude tenderness and devotion - feelings which came all the more easily to him since he was determined that they should be transient.

  Françoise Sagan

  Commitment, Views, Ideas

  FRANCOISE SAGAN (1955). "BONOUR TRISTESSE"

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• It isn't common sense that is paramount in this world, it's wishful thinking.

  Françoise Sagan

  Thinking, Common Sense, World

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• I did not find him absurd. I saw he was kind, that he was on the verge of real love. I thought it would be nice for me to be in love with him, too.

  Françoise Sagan

  Real, Nice, Would Be

  FRANCOISE SAGAN (1955). "BONOUR TRISTESSE"

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• Marriage? It's like asparagus eaten with vinaigrette or hollandaise, a matter of taste but of no importance.

  Françoise Sagan

  Asparagus, Matter, Taste

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• I shall live badly if I do not write, and I shall write badly if I do not live.

  Françoise Sagan

  Writing, Balance, Ifs

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• When you make a decision to write according to a set schedule and really stick to it, you find yourself writing very fast. At least I do.

  Françoise Sagan

  Writing, Decision, Finding Yourself

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• I was thinking that I should be content to kiss him until the break of day. Bertrand ran out of kisses too soon; desire made them superfluous in his eyes. They were only a stage on the road to pleasure, not something inexhaustible and self-sufficient, as Luc had revealed them to me.

  Françoise Sagan

  Eye, Kissing, Thinking

  Francoise Sagan (1956). “Certain Smile”

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