Devlin Tay

“They were the kind of Christians who drove Moxley to lone-wolf spirituality–the well-fed, spoiled yuppie mystics who thanked God for everything, but asked for even more, as if God were a whipped parent with nothing better to do than stage-manage their super-biblically comfortable lives. If God did hear all their prayers, it logically followed that they were hogging His attention, and thus partly to blame for all the unchecked famine, disaster, plague and genocide in the world.”
― David Conyers, Cthulhu Mythos Writers Sampler 2013

“By now you should realise that if anybody asks if you would like something in a Japanese toilet, it won’t end well.”
― Tara A. Devlin, Toshiden: Exploring Japanese Urban Legends: Volume Two

“It is a different fight. We don’t wage war upon human society, for it must destroy itself. Our true enemies are the domesticated crops that rule their lives. Before nature can be saved from man, humanity must be delivered from the Cavendish banana, the Red Delicious apple, the Russet Burbank potato, from patented Monsanto corn.”
― Ross E. Lockhart, Cthulhu Fhtagn!

“wells in old Japan used to be popular locations for people to end their own lives. But the ground at the bottom of a well is soft, so you don’t die instantly. Instead, you die slowly and in great pain. That’s why it’s so easy for grudges to accumulate in them.”
― Tara A. Devlin, Kowabana: 'True' Japanese scary stories from around the internet: Volume Thirteen