C.S. Fritz > Quotes

“from where you stand, it is 3,958.8 miles to the center of the earth. The furthest mankind has been able to drill down is a measly 7.5 miles. This hole still exists today, close to the Norwegian border; one could visit and drop a coin into its blackness. Of course, if you were to fall into this hole, it would take 215.76 seconds or 3.59 minutes for you to reach its end.”
― C.S. Fritz, A Fig For All The Devils

“Woe to your weak and timid soul, which is divided between destiny and the dull.”
― C.S. Fritz, A Fig For All The Devils

“The main question one is faced with is…is what they are seeing truly real, or is it just a hallucination?”
― C.S. Fritz, A Fig For All The Devils

“Sonny threw the hourglass under his bed, and did the ol’ smell test for some clean undies from the floor assortment. Finding the pair that smelt the least like ass,”
― C.S. Fritz, A Fig For All The Devils

“What severe toil it takes to reach a core.”
― C.S. Fritz, A Fig for All the Devils

“Happiness is a fickle lover; if loved too tightly, she often grows weary and finds a way to end herself in search of a new host. But, if happiness is not one’s center and merely a product of one’s venture, then she can be found seemingly everywhere you look, like fresh flowers perched at the tips of weeds.”
― C.S. Fritz, A Fig for All the Devils