John Reed Quotes
February 13, 1916 – February 13, 2010
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Ten DaysThat Shook the World.
1919 Title of book. 
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More John Reed Quotes
In the relations of a weak Government and a rebellious people there comes a time when everyact of the authorities exasperates the masses, and every refusal to act excites their contempt.
John Reed— 1919 Ten DaysThat Shook theWorld, ch.3.
I do not subscribe to the theory that when a popular member of the company leaves, it is the end of the world — that things will never be the same again. Of course they won't, for each artist leaves something of himself or herself in a role.
John Reed— 100 years of D'Oyly Carte and Gilbert and Sullivan (1975).
Yet, like so many of the D'Oyly Carte principals, he makes up in enthusiasm what he lacks in vocal prowess.
John Reed— Stereo Review, Volume 39? (1977).
Hard life goes on.
John Reed— Benjamin (Snowball's Chance (2002))
You're as hot As a Malibu snot!Sweet for the pickin' And salty, for lickin'.
John Reed— Tommy Lee sings
As the World Trade Center massacre was happening, all New Yorkers probably formed ideas about who was responsible. But I suspect John Reed was the only one who blamed George Orwell.
John Reed— John Strausbaugh, "Return to Animal Farm", New York Press, 8 October 2002
