Laura Brooke Robson

“It’s too good. It can’t hold. The better things get, the more convinced I am that they will come crashing down spectacularly. The more I let myself hope that this is a real future, a real life, the farther I’ll fall. I don’t know if I can survive a fall from this height.”
― Laura Brooke Robson, The Sea Knows My Name

“What I feel for Natasha doesn't make what I felt for Cassia less true. It's like when a Flood consumes old land to make way for the new. It doesn't mean the old land never existed. I doesn't mean no one ever danced, sang, raged, loved, on that land. While it stood, mountained and rivered, the land was good.
No that it's gone, it's not less. Just past.”
― Laura Brooke Robson, Girls at the Edge of the World