I can't bear literary snobbery.

$The double consequence of artifice--to project sentience out onto the made world and in turn to make sentience itself into a complex living artifact--is thus fractured, neatly fractured, into two sepa — Elaine Scarry The Body in Pain$

Mankind is immortalin the comic perspective not by virtue of man's subjugation of naturebut by virtue of man's subjectio — Rose A. Zimbardo

We sat still, our breathing loud and rhythmic, its music melancholy, a traditional song of sorrow. — Margot McCuaig, The Birds That Never Flew

I don’t like coming over here at night, the girl said. The bayou is scary in the dark, all manner of things running wild — Samuel Snoek-Brown, Hagridden

The burden is on the sane. — Warren Alexander

Some people say he engineered his own arrest to gain an insight into modern methods of policing for a thriller he had pl — Graham Spaid, tireless:

Olga was better, in the sun, where he could see every pore in her skin. Get closer. Feel her next to him. It was all he — Graham Spaid, tireless:

The sexual contact before this?“It was the first time.”The woman looked at Rat again, harder. The silence was more painf — Graham Spaid, tireless:

The expected battle hadn’t taken place, yet something else had. Images of the entertainment which had just gone down wer — Graham Spaid, tireless:

…he’d assumed their relationship would go on forever. It was going on now, but in another way, like the rearrangement of — Graham Spaid, tireless:

We just move on, don’t we, with traitors still amongst us? But there was one thought that wouldn’t go away. If I loved h — Graham Spaid, tireless:

But this bus was a bit too full. The driver only appeared to control the glass and metal around him. In reality, he was — Graham Spaid

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