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Oh thank God. I can’t imagine explaining “sleep” to someone who had never heard of it. Hey, I’m going to fall unconscious and hallucinate for a while. By the way, I spend a third of my time doing this. And if I can’t do it for a while, I go ...more
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Laila Ibrahim
“Our forebears were quite clear on the matter: slaves are only three-fifths of a man. They are not entitled to the same rights as Christians.”
Laila Ibrahim, Yellow Crocus

Robert Dugoni
“Life is either a collision of random events, like billiard balls during a break careening off and into one another, or if you are so inclined to believe, our predetermined fate—what my mother took such great comfort in calling God’s will.”
Robert Dugoni, The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell

Laila Ibrahim
“romance will not ensure your happiness as easily as the finer things in life.”
Laila Ibrahim, Yellow Crocus

Andy Weir
“Oh thank God. I can’t imagine explaining “sleep” to someone who had never heard of it. Hey, I’m going to fall unconscious and hallucinate for a while. By the way, I spend a third of my time doing this. And if I can’t do it for a while, I go insane and eventually die. No need for concern.”
Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary

Laila Ibrahim
“In addition, social status for slaves transferred from mother to child rather than from father to child, so regardless of your father’s status, you would be a slave if your mother was enslaved. Those changes in social codes ensured eighteenth-century planters of Virginia a steady supply of workers.”
Laila Ibrahim, Yellow Crocus

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