History is made at night

'Living London: its work and its play, its humour and its pathos, its sights and its scenes,' edited by George Robert Sims , is a re...

From Haruki Murakami's 'After Dark', 2004: 'The record ends. the automatic turntable lifts the needle, and the tone arm d...

Night stirs the trees With breathings of such music that they sway, Skirts, sleeves, tiaras, in the humming dark, Their highborn heads tossi...

"When [...] the world of clear and articulate objects is abolished, our perceptual being, cut off from its world, evolves a spatiality ...

All I need in this creation Is 3 months work, 9 vacation Tell the boss, any old time The daytime is his, but the nighttime's mine Photo:...

Chapter 3 of Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities (1859) is entitled 'The Night Shadows' and opens with reflections on night, ...

In 1933, the photographer Brassaï (real name Gyula Halász, 1899–1984) published Paris de Nuit (Paris by Night), a remarkable photographic ...

From 'The Minotaur & the Maze: A Cultural History of Night #1' by Darran Anderson: 'Night might well be just technically the...

I like the places where the night does not mean an end where smiles break free and surprise is your friend and dancing goes on in the kitche...

The break of dawn is not always the end of the party, but it is usually the beginning of the end. If nothing else, the first rays of dayligh...

Au Petit Rocher (also known as Chez Dinocheau after its owner) was a popular tavern/restaurant frequented by Parisian 'bohemians'...

In Night haunts: a journey through the London Night (Verso, 2007), Sukhdev Sandhu asks ‘Whatever happened to the London night?’, arguing th...

'Night, the beloved. Night, when words fade and things come alive. When the destructive analysis of day is done, and all that is truly i...

Midnight No Light No Time No Work Midnight Secret Surprize Power Midnight Quote: Midnight Notes Photo : Singapore December 2006 by Abrilon