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“To learn to cook is to put yourself on intimate terms with the laws of physics and chemistry, as well as the facts of biology and microbiology.”
― Michael Pollan, Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation

“Many of the stars in the universe are found orbiting each other in pairs.”
― Jo Dunkley, A Pelican Introduction: Our Universe: An Astronomer's Guide

“I picture my own soul escaping my body, oozing from between my legs in a clotted, barley-coloured sludge. It leaves a viscous stain on the carpet before slithering about the room to examine the porcelain with the hand-painted boar crest, the ox painting, the sweaty-faced footman who stares straight ahead as if blind. It then slides upward along the wall and presses a featureless face against the window overlooking the copper beech hedges.”
― Virginia Feito, Victorian Psycho

“Elfangor laughed in my mind. "Victory without sacrifice? You know better than that.”
― K.A. Applegate, The Familiar