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“You imagine every twitch of their pain as your own; you take it into yourself and incorporate it into your being, and it wrenches at every lever of feeling till you cry, and you want to cry. You want to feel the vicious pain because it is the only metric of empathy you can offer.”
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“Doom awaits those that write vampire-romances with one-dimensional characters.”
― On Writing and Worldbuilding, Volume I
― On Writing and Worldbuilding, Volume I
“You imagine every twitch of their pain as your own; you take it into yourself and incorporate it into your being, and it wrenches at every lever of feeling till you cry, and you want to cry. You want to feel the vicious pain because it is the only metric of empathy you can offer.”
― A Catalogue for the End of Humanity
― A Catalogue for the End of Humanity
“[Empires] fall for a host of reasons: economic downturn, infighting, engaging in a land war in Asia, or going against a Sicilian when death is on the line." p. 205, Part XVI How Empires Fall”
― On Writing and Worldbuilding, Volume I
― On Writing and Worldbuilding, Volume I
“Doom awaits those that write vampire-romances with one-dimensional characters.”
― On Writing and Worldbuilding, Volume I
― On Writing and Worldbuilding, Volume I
“You imagine every twitch of their pain as your own; you take it into yourself and incorporate it into your being, and it wrenches at every lever of feeling till you cry, and you want to cry. You want to feel the vicious pain because it is the only metric of empathy you can offer.”
― A Catalogue for the End of Humanity
― A Catalogue for the End of Humanity
