Laurel Brett

“These were stunning thoughts—that Caroline and I were already parents, that Daphne was not the anomaly but the rule, and that the only weird circumstance would be the unexplained break in the membrane keeping these different realities separate.”
― Laurel Brett, The Schrödinger Girl: A Novel

“The confrontation between the protesters, the police, and the army had gone on all night. The police made arrests.”
― Laurel Brett, The Schrödinger Girl: A Novel

“reviewed these implications in my mind, assuring myself that I understood what I had just read: Daphne was a set of possibilities, and each possibility became manifest in a new universe when the universe branched off, as Borges had said it would. But once this new universe branched off, it could never interact with the previous universe. They split completely. But the question still remained: why could I interact with all four?”
― Laurel Brett, The Schrödinger Girl: A Novel

“But poor Everett had been ostracized for his elegant and daring theory and forced to leave physics.”
― Laurel Brett, The Schrödinger Girl: A Novel