Louis-Ferdinand Céline Quotes

The English are funny and peculiar, half-clergymen and half-little boys.

The poor—that is, the people whose death interests no one.

Most people only die at the last moment; others begin early and take twenty years and sometimes more. These are the most miserable people on earth.

It is the present that counts. To invoke one’s posterity is to make a speech to maggots.

For those who have no imagination, death means little. For those who have one, death is often too much.