Vampires are people too! — Laurell K. Hamilton, Guilty Pleasures
Vampires are people too! — Laurell K. Hamilton, Guilty Pleasures
Vampires are people too! — Laurell K. Hamilton, Guilty Pleasures
Vampires are people too! — Laurell K. Hamilton, Guilty Pleasures
Vampires are people too! — Laurell K. Hamilton, Guilty Pleasures
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Vampires are people too!

— Laurell K. Hamilton, Guilty Pleasures
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...[T]he only means I have to stop ignorant snobs from behaving towards genre fiction with snobbish ignorance is to not — Ursula K. Le Guin, The Wild Girls
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What is more precious: a thousand answers derived from one question? Or, one answer…from a thousand questions? — G.F. Smith
We’re moving faster with our science and technology than our morals are evolving, we’re going to have to live in the fut — Deborah M. Pratt
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