Adam Gopnik Quotes

A collection of quotes by Adam Gopnik.

Adam Gopnik is a prominent American writer and essayist, known for his work in The New Yorker. Born in Philadelphia in 1956, Gopnik graduated from McGill University in Montreal and later attended the New York University Institute of Fine Arts. He joined The New Yorker as a writer in 1986 and has since contributed numerous articles on various topics, including art, literature, and cultural commentary. Gopnik has also authored several acclaimed books, such as "Paris to the Moon" and "The Table Comes First: Family, France, and the Meaning of Food."

Oliver, success is usually a feeling of mere relief, where f

Oliver, success is usually a feeling of mere relief, where failure is pain. Happiness, you see, lies in neither, but in sticking to a daily ritual and becoming absorbed in something useful. When the war is over, even the greatest warriors do not exult. They go back to their garden or kitchen or library -- or school -- and resume life.(as said by Mrs. Pearson)

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