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Paul Kitcatt

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Paul Kitcatt I stop sitting staring at the screen, or the sheet of paper. I get up, go out, walk and walk until the rhythm of movement changes my mental state. I d…moreI stop sitting staring at the screen, or the sheet of paper. I get up, go out, walk and walk until the rhythm of movement changes my mental state. I don't think about what I'm writing, but about where I am. I watch birds. They're always up to something. I don't chase the words, but let them come to me. (less)

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Paul Kitcatt When I was six, my grandparents gave me a wonderful book for Christmas: The Golden Treasury of Natural History, by Bertha Morris Parker. It covered ev…moreWhen I was six, my grandparents gave me a wonderful book for Christmas: The Golden Treasury of Natural History, by Bertha Morris Parker. It covered everything from the earliest forms of life, through the dinosaurs, to modern animals, and then on, out into space, with illustrations throughout. I spent hours with it, and decided that one day, I would write a book. I already wrote little stories in exercise books; now I set my sights higher. It's taken a bit longer than I expected. (less)

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“They say when the angels play for God, they play Bach, but when they play for each other, they play Mozart.”
― Paul Kitcatt, We Care For You

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“What gets imagined is what then gets done. Science fiction writers imagine the future long before it comes to pass.”
― Paul Kitcatt, We Care For You

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“It’s not long since they counted those with darker skin as less than human, as tradeable goods. It makes no sense. Even less when you consider they used the dead bodies of people with dark skin for medical dissection, and learnt much about human anatomy from them. If they knew they were the same under the skin – to the extent that they could learn about their common humanity from what they found there – how could they then attach so much importance to what they knew to be a surface feature?”
― Paul Kitcatt, We Care For You

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