Katy Chessum-Rice

“At present, computers are spectacular at number crunching and data processing. We can code programmes that feel as though computers are interacting with us, and that's fun, but in fact they aren't interacting in a way that we expect a human being to interact. But what will happen when a programme that has self-developed, that has its own version of what we call consciousness - realises, in the human sense of the verb 'to realise', exactly what/who is on the other side of the screen?”
― Jeanette Winterson, Frankissstein: A Love Story

“It is unfortunate timing, I think, to be experiencing first love while in my forties and married to somebody else.”
― Cathy Rentzenbrink, Ordinary Time

“He thought perhaps all the pain would sour the love, but instead it drew him further in, as if he were Marc Antony, falling on his own sword. And it was a magical thing, to love someone so much; it was a feeling so strange
and slippery, like a sheath of fabric cut from the sky.”
― Alice Winn, In Memoriam

“He sighed. 'It would be good to bring in some younger blood. We need to diversify. I'd like to send someone out to pitch to the bigger companies, and... don't take this the wrong way, Isobel, but you're more suited to a background role.'
She said nothing, but overdid his gravy.”
― Jodie Chapman, Oh, Sister