Peter

“The gritty, subjective nature of human memories, hinging on quirks, likes and dislikes, time and context, brings life and color to the mind.”
― Peter Cawdron, The Song of the Sirens

“Physics is easy once you realize math is about reasoning, and not simply remembering facts, figures and equations. Rather than blindly accepting that five times five equals twenty-five, you need to reason your way to that answer.”
― Peter Cawdron, The Song of the Sirens

“She could ace the North Circular in a jacked Toyota Tercel faster than Sabine Schmitz could lap the Nürburgring in a Transit van, and the only times the plod had got on her tail she’d left them, well, plodding.”
― Charles Stross, Dead Lies Dreaming

“a life well-lived lay in the small perfections.”
― John Birmingham, World War 3.3