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I can even feel in my bloodstream the new venom that has entered the world, a venom that somehow acts only on men, hardening what had once been bad thoughts into new, worse actions.
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Ocean Vuong
“the prisons and madhouses have locked them up, so you think you’re the only one out there losing your mind when in fact there are many like you, trapped in this supposedly free world of work and sleep and endless fucking cakes.”
Ocean Vuong, The Emperor of Gladness

“For the greatest crime of the poor in the eyes of the wealthy has always been to strike back. To fail to suffer in silence and instead disrupt their lives and their fantasies of a compassionate society that coincidentally set them on top.”
Shannon Chakraborty, The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi

Ocean Vuong
“delivered each day through long corridors by staff born from a never-ending elsewhere who forgo watching their own children grow up in order to watch strangers grow old, all this to keep you alive so they can suck up money from your bank account while you’re warm, immobilized by tranquilizers, and satiated and numb, a body ripe for harvest even beyond ripening. She was heading to America after all. The truest version of it. The one where everyone pays to be here.”
Ocean Vuong, The Emperor of Gladness

Naomi Alderman
“The only thing it’s like is the Gutenberg print revolution and that was followed by four hundred years of bloody war. Suddenly, people were exposed to so much more information than ever before. They had no systems to process it or to tell truth from lies. They were overwhelmed. That’s where we are.”
Naomi Alderman, The Future

Kim Stanley Robinson
“a universal cognitive disability, in that people had a very hard time imagining that catastrophe could happen to them, until it did.”
Kim Stanley Robinson, The Ministry for the Future

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