Luck, however, is too dumb to remain consistent — Neal Shusterman, UnSouled
Luck, however, is too dumb to remain consistent — Neal Shusterman, UnSouled
Luck, however, is too dumb to remain consistent — Neal Shusterman, UnSouled
Luck, however, is too dumb to remain consistent — Neal Shusterman, UnSouled
Luck, however, is too dumb to remain consistent — Neal Shusterman, UnSouled
Download Customize

Luck, however, is too dumb to remain consistent

— Neal Shusterman, UnSouled
Pin Share Tweet Telegram
Topics
science fiction unsouled young adult

More “Science fiction” Quotes

A merry little surge of electricity piped by automatic alarm from the mood organ beside his bed awakened Rick Deckard. — Philip K. Dick
I hope I died honorably. I have a great deal to atone for. - Eler Nersal — Lynda Williams
I looked at Victor, my heart swelling from the emotion. “When I die, please do the same ceremony for me,” I whispered, c — A.B. Whelan, Valley of Darkness Part 1 & Part 2
Truth or dare...truth ain't fair. Marshal Robert Quantrell - Belle Starr: Dead Man's Hand (work in progress) — Belinda McBride
I never sleep. Like the dolphin and the spiny anteater, I don't experience REM. Unlike the dreamless mammals, I'm a cons — Lyda Morehouse, Fallen Host
It is as it is. Betren son of Bromwell Defender of Delmarath — Cynthia Willerth, A Matter of Honor
The look in his eyes reminded me of myself. We were both alone in a new environment, trapped by our circumstances, and w — A.B. Whelan, Valley of Darkness Part 1 & Part 2
In the desert there is no sign that says, 'Thou shalt not eat stones. — Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid's Tale
Lately I have come to believe that the principle difference between Heaven and Hell is the company you keep there.... — Lois McMaster Bujold
If poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world, science fiction writers are its court jesters. We are Wise Foo — Bruce Sterling, Burning Chrome
The kid is scary. — Orson Scott Card, Ender's Game
These people were the first to master a new kind of late twentieth-century life. They thrived on the rapid turnover of a — J.G. Ballard