All Time Famous Zoran Drvenkar Quotes

Zoran Drvenkar is a German author known for his work in the thriller and crime fiction genres. He was born in Croatia but moved to Berlin at a young age. Drvenkar has written several novels, including “Sorry,” which gained international recognition and was translated into multiple languages. “Sorry” tells the story of a group of friends who get involved in a murder and the consequences that follow. Drvenkar’s writing style often involves unconventional narrative structures and explores complex themes related to human psychology and morality.

Zoran Drvenkar Quotes

1. “This isn’t the end, and a beginning looks different. This is the moment in between when everything still looks possible.”
— Zoran Drvenkar

2. “In the darkness of your thoughts I would like to be a light.”
— Zoran Drvenkar

3. “Everything starts with a lie and ends with an apology.”
— Zoran Drvenkar

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