Gregory Miller > Quotes

“The play’s over, the house lights are up, the audience is gone, but I’m still on the damned stage.”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town

“A person who suffers from his own bad habits is almost never likely to blame himself.”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town

“The possibilities are as numerous as the butterflies.”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town

“We both loved what she called “safe terror,” the chance to feel afraid without actually being in danger – like watching a horror movie or reading a good ghost story.”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town

“there’s plenty about life that might best be ignored yet can’t be.”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town

“Some people experience rare moments when everything they believe is challenged. Or at least shaken up. Those moments stay with them. Surprise, real surprise, is an exotic thing not soon forgotten.”
― Gregory Miller

“Halloween’s about enthusiasm – without it, there ain’t nothing there. That, and a little imagination, and a good sense of fun is all you need.”
― Gregory Miller, Darkness in the Valley: An Uncanny Dossier

“cowry,”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town

“avarice is capable of pushing back veils and keeping memories sharp.”
― Gregory Miller, Darkness in the Valley: An Uncanny Dossier

“nitre”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town

“gloaming”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town

“whelk”
― Gregory Miller, On the Edge of Twilight: 22 Tales to Follow You Home

“reticule.”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town

“Travis Walton never once knew when to keep his mouth shut, and that’s a shame, since little that spilled out of it ever benefited anyone.”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town

“A person who suffers from his own bad habits is almost never likely to blame himself. Everyone else becomes a target. And the folks who are different become the biggest target. Travis”
― Gregory Miller, The Uncanny Valley: Tales from a Lost Town