Greg Kuznetsov > Quotes

“He knew it—this was the rainbow serpent. He felt a strange sense of connection—as if the snake was calling out to him, and he had to return its call and find it, no matter what. It was as if they were both bound to each other by an infinite rope of destiny spread out across every corner of the universe, and finding each other was but a survival instinct—a basic human need.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Eyes of the Rainbow Serpent

“I’ve spent eons marvelling at the immaculate design of single snowflakes, which exist for but a few moments, only to be lost forever in the snow of eternity.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“From the moment of its birth, Fire is employed by nature to consume everything until nothing remains but itself.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“Somehow, on a sailboat far away from everything, they were still grounded in reality.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“Upon nearing death, every man’s soul could see that all existence was a mere dance between darkness and light.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“So I went up to this dodo on top of the tallest boulder—it felt much like greeting a king in a throne room.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“A desperate man, who would do anything, had done it all.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Eyes of the Rainbow Serpent

“And then—the two locked eyes—as man and reptile, master and servant, a god and his subject.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Eyes of the Rainbow Serpent

“Winter feared the Spring, and thus the blizzard was created as a product of Winter’s intense wrath, and as a testament to Winter’s never-ending war with Spring. They bid over the fate of the Earth, dividing the animals and setting a path of both destruction and evolution.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“Could emotions possibly cross over from spirit to spirit through chance encounters ensured by Fate’s windmills?”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Music in the Mirrors

“Our society is based on the cow’s moo and the pigeon’s coo!”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Music in the Mirrors