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“I'm afraid of old people. They are what I will one day be.”
― Manuel Vilas, Ordesa

“When life allows you to see the marriage between terror and joy, you are ready for abundance.”
― Manuel Vilas, Ordesa

“Don't wait for tomorrow; tomorrow is for the dead.”
― Manuel Vilas, Ordesa

“He carried in his head the verbal articulation of world-altering news, but he wasn't a poet, he was just another madman in this world of inexhaustible beings wearing themselves out in vain.”
― Manuel Vilas, Ordesa

“I fell in love with my father's signature. His love for his own name was something to see. He saw himself full of pomp, of crowns, of pride. My father's pride was cosmic in scale.”
― Manuel Vilas, Ordesa

“The most unsettling aspect is my tendency to relate to misfortune--not to alleviate it, but to make it mine, to place it in my heart.”
― Manuel Vilas, Ordesa

“I should have taken dozens of photos of that room. I should have photographed the whole house so nothing would ever be lost. One day I will no longer clearly remember that house where we loved one another so much, and once I can't remember it, I'll go mad.”
― Manuel Vilas, Ordesa

“Books aren't life, only a decoration for it, and little more than that.”
― Manuel Vilas, Ordesa