Genetic Modification Quotes

“Although the Frangea autumn was as mild as mild could be, someone had told the trees to shed their leaves at this time of year whether they wanted to or not. Thus a gentle drift of floating shapes tumbled silently down from the heights above, occasionally making the intruder brush a leaf off his shoulder as he paused in his progress.

The trees also agreed to make their leaves change colour so that a medley of reds and golds mingled in the canopy and created a kaleidoscope of tints upon the forest floor. Here and there a purple or blue leaf gave the intruder pause. He was not from Frangea and was not used to the occasional wild fling or innovative spirit of the land that threw up these little bits of crazy extravagance. (Chapter 2)”
― Martyn X Brown, Death Spiders