From The Birth of Heroin and the Demonization of the Dope Fiend by Th. Metzger.

From Secrets of the Supernatural by Herbert Molloy Mason.

"ME—in a rut? –Could be!"  From Mechanix Illustrated, May 1945.

"We'll deal with your mental aberrations later."  From Dark Shadows episode 531.

From Motion Picture Herald, 1931.

We personally have more than 10 things we'll never do again.  From Never Go Back by Henry Cloud.

"Choose a book as you would choose a friend."  (Well, we tried that and ended up with some major regrets.)

From Strength For Every Day by J. Frederick, 1902.

From The Man Who Lied to His Laptop by Clifford Nass.

Apparently, nothing written about Ireland can be called fiction, since "Ireland is an unreal place anyway, where the unlikely seems to happen more often than anything else."  From Mrs. O' by Claude Marie Forde, 1958. 

"Maybe if I just sit down and don't move."  From Dark Shadows episode 1067.

From How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe by Charles Yu.

"No one is born a scholar or sage.  Even geniuses need to read books, if only once." —Dzogchen Ponlop

A rather dubious statement: "Music is seldom used to frighten."  From Dark Shadows episode 1063.

Just a reminder.  From I Take Out the Garbage Because I Love You by Eldon & Carolyn Weisheit.

Disappointing -- this turned out to be a book on economics.  But economics used to be way more interesting.  The Sphinx Catechism by Henry Rawie, 1911.

"Ghosts that draw tight fingers around the present."  From Dark Shadows episode 13.