Chloe Spinuzza

“The beauty of science fiction was that its authors never had to work out the logistics of how we would arrive in the future. The future was presented as a fait accompli, and the difficult work by which a society accepted new social configurations did not have to be explained.”
― Emily Witt, Future Sex

“The older we get, the more labels and categories we collect”
― Roxane Gay, Bad Feminist

“The history of the sexual vanguard in America was a long list of people who had been ridiculed, imprisoned, or subjected to violence. So it was annoying to hear the hubris of technologists, while knowing that gadgetry or convenience in telecommunication was the easy kind of futurism, the kind that attracted money. A real disruption or hack was a narration that did not make any sense to us the first time it was told, that would provoke too much repugnance to show in a cell phone ad.”
― Emily Witt, Future Sex

“one city too strong for us;”
― Anonymous, Holy Bible, New King James Version