A Fine Red Rain Quotes

“He made himself a plate of cheese, cold meat pie, onions with vinegar, and a slice of bread.”
― Stuart M. Kaminsky, A Fine Red Rain

“From time to time, Felix muttered nichevo, the Russian word for “nothing,” which conveyed resignation, stoicism, the idea that whatever might be the problem, you shouldn’t let it get to you. Life is too full of explosions. One cannot allow oneself to be destroyed by fear of them.”
― Stuart M. Kaminsky, A Fine Red Rain

“Life was a series of tests, challenges that one was either prepared for or would be worn away by. Since hardship was inevitable, it was best to condition oneself to it.”
― Stuart M. Kaminsky, A Fine Red Rain