Brian Morales

“We are life. The same ever-evolving life. We need each other. We are here for each other. The point of life is life. All life. We need to look after each other. And when it feels like we are truly, deeply alone, that is the moment when we most need to do something in order to remember how we connect.”
― Matt Haig, The Life Impossible

“Anyway, there are two ginger cannibal settlements in the forest. The north and south settlements, and they are at war with one another. If you decimate one tribe, it will create a power vacuum that would probably have a cascading, devastating effect on the entire region if this whole race wasn’t just 20 hours. It’s not like that’s a metaphor or anything about how outsiders crash through cultures, have their fun, and then leave after they’ve vilified the natives and exploited them to the point where they can never possibly recover. And then, generations later, blame them because they still struggle to step up. “I love how that whole thing is both socially conscious and outrageously racist at the same time,” I muttered.”
― Matt Dinniman, A Parade of Horribles

“If the words remain unread, then the story dies. Simple as that.”
― Amanda James, The Midnight Bookshop

“Music had a way of threading through decades like nothing else. A song”
― Matt Haig, The Midnight Train