Jeremy Threet

“Я в последний раз набираю полные легкие ночного воздуха и тут же выдыхаю его в дымное месиво, сдобренное запахами пота, пойла, крови и рвоты.

Знакомый аромат.”
― Frank Miller, Sin City, Vol. 2: A Dame to Kill For

“All living things are sensitive to their surroundings and convey distress and sorrow as well as joy. Trees are no exception as they are most rooted to mother earth and their limbs carry knowledge we can only aspire to obtain.”
― C. Toni Graham, Crossroads and the Himalayan Crystals

“To determine the age of eggs, place them in a bowl of water...eggs that float are too old and should be thrown away.”
― Irma S. Rombauer, Joy of Cooking

“Kreizler emphasized that no good would come of conceiving of this person as a monster, because he was most assuredly a man (or a woman); and that man or woman had once been a child. First and foremost, we must get to know that child, and to know his parents, his siblings, his complete world. It was pointless to talk about evil and barbarity and madness; none of these concepts would lead us any closer to him. But if we could capture the human child in our imaginations – then we could capture the man in fact.”
― Caleb Carr, The Alienist