J.D. Lexx > Quotes

“Life after death. Sex after marriage. While claims are made for the existence of both, the sources are oftentimes unreliable and the evidence, at best, anecdotal.”
― J.D. Lexx, MALEDICTION: Rise of the Crimson Confessions

“I will take the hero who carries his villains on the inside. After all, aren’t those the ones who give the wildest rides?”
― J.D. Lexx, MALEDICTION: Rise of the Crimson Confessions

“she was a drop-dead redhead with closing time closing in. And I’d had a bitch of a day. How else could it possibly end? The thing is, she didn’t cross that room to seduce me into consent so much as to impose a mandate on our time together, claiming me for the night with little more than a snap of her fingers.”
― J.D. Lexx, MALEDICTION: Rise of the Crimson Confessions

“What a bizarrely foreign dilemma for a man, especially one like myself, to temper raw hedonistic potential with such a choke of apprehension. The promise of sex will invariably conquer good judgment whenever the two meet in the male subconscious.”
― J.D. Lexx, Two-Way Glass

“Mitchell often spoke with a philosopher’s heart and the outlook of a poet, imbuing the most banal of passing comments with a seed of deeper meaning. Given enough time and unbroken thought, even a brief lecture on floral morphology might unravel into an existential crisis of sensuality, straining the average mind to the edge of madness and the depraved mind one step beyond. “Why”
― J.D. Lexx, Order of the Orchidarion