Claude Houghton

Claude Houghton Oldfield (May 1889 – 10 February 1961) was a British novelist and short story writer. Quotes I Am Jonathan Scrivener (1930) It is interesting to sit in a room, knowing that at any moment the door may open and your solitude be disturbed by the entry of a total stranger. It destroys the sense of isolation usually experienced when you are at home. Chapter IV, page 53 I've met a number of people who had endured agonies in their determination not to suffer. Chapter VI, page 116 Most of us commit suicide, but the fact is only recognized if we blow our brains out. The most tragic suicide is never the dramatic one. Chapter XI, page 221 The butterfly was putting up a gallant struggle, but nevertheless it was in the net. Chapter XII, page 235 External links Author:Claude Houghton Oldfield Category:Novelists from England Category:Short story writers from England Category:Science fiction authors from England Category:Fantasy authors Category:1889 births Category:1961 deaths