Bradley Miller Quotes

Teaching a child not to step on a caterpillar is as valuable to the child as it is to the caterpillar.

Also, I entreat you: do not show your work in progress to any outsider. I mean Bradley or Kahane, or anyone who is not working with you, following your thought, entering into it. It is confusing. These men are not your co-workers or even friends. These men are outsiders. Keep to yourself. You need a deep cohesion, a strong forward continuity. Admit no opinions until you are through.

During the 18th century, pictures depicting the sex act were distributed more widely in Japan than in any other part of the world, partly because of the earlier invention of the wood-block print and partly because of a great demand by the growing middle class for drawings and paintings. This erotic Japanese art form flowed from a very real tradition—the celebration of sex in the springtime.

It was said that the Mongols picked up women at one village and dropped them off at the next—having sex along the course of the journey.

Some things were just too difficult to do. Bradley Cooper wanted to know more about Chris, and I decided to send him some of the emails I’d saved while he was deployed. I sat down and read the first one, and started to cry. This is silly. I tried a few times, but couldn’t go on. A few days later, I tried again. Once more, I had to stop. I sent them to Bradley and to Sienna Miller without reading the rest.

Catherine Killeen and her friends are all composites based on the many brilliant, fascinating female codebreakers working at Arlington Hall, including women like Angeline Nanni, Gloria Forbes, Mildred Hayes, Carrie Berry, Mary Boake, Josephine Miller Deafenbaugh, Joan Malone Callahan, Helen Bradley, Juanita McCutcheon, Ruby Roland, and Gene Grabeel.