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Inside the cab, he removed a picture of his wife and children from the pocket of his overalls, placing it in a joining gap on the control panel. Drenched in eternal sunlight, they smiled back at him. From forever.
“I don't reject the choices I've made, or the cost. It's not so surprising, I guess. My monster suit always fit better than my regular skin. I was never a guardian, or a hero, but a creator and harvester of fear.”
― A Cosmology of Monsters
― A Cosmology of Monsters
“I learned it... after the storm... we're a lot stronger than we think we are.”
― I Kill Giants
― I Kill Giants
“Novelist John Green, author of The Fault in Our Stars among many other megaselling books, has struggled with [depression] for many years. "There is this weird perpetual hope," he told me, "not just among people with mental illness-- I don't know if it's American or if it's human or what-- but there does seem to be this perpetual hope that if I just get this one thing that my life is missing, the hole inside of me will be filled.”
― The Hilarious World of Depression
― The Hilarious World of Depression
“So." She drummed her fingers on the book. "You're a grown man who still reads ghost and monster stories."
"You already knew that about me, he said."
"I guess I didn't think about it until now," she said. "You don't feel sort of ridiculous? Like maybe you should be reading books for grown-ups?"
"I think horror is the most important fiction in the world," he said.”
― A Cosmology of Monsters
"You already knew that about me, he said."
"I guess I didn't think about it until now," she said. "You don't feel sort of ridiculous? Like maybe you should be reading books for grown-ups?"
"I think horror is the most important fiction in the world," he said.”
― A Cosmology of Monsters
“She’s a gorehound, a horror fiend, the more brutal the better, bring it on, faster, pussycat, kill kill kill, but that’s all on-screen. And at some level she never forgets that all the blood’s corn syrup.”
― My Heart Is a Chainsaw
― My Heart Is a Chainsaw
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