Death of a Russian Priest Quotes

“We live in a world of unnecessary complexity,” Rostnikov said as he rose. “It is the curse of being Russian. We don’t believe that the mad world is sufficiently mad so we create even greater madness and then point to the chaos we have created as proof of our theory.”
― Stuart M. Kaminsky, Death of a Russian Priest

“The world had changed, but in many ways it had not changed at all. For the world to change truly, people had to change, and that was too much to expect.”
― Stuart M. Kaminsky, Death of a Russian Priest

“Once again he cawed four times and was about to caw again when he heard the sound of humans coming through the woods. The bird turned on the window ledge, flapped its black wings, and rose slowly toward the trees. He caught the wind and soared upward.”
― Stuart M. Kaminsky, Death of a Russian Priest