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"'Author of the Death'. Wow. Just wow. I'm awe-struck and laughing out loud at the same time. What a great concept - and more important: what an excellent execution! A gem. Especially for everyone who knows a bit about writing techniques." Dec 18, 2022 12:04PM

 
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“The truth was, she hadn't felt much like a cop in a long time. That was a place she never thought she'd get to. Be just like the rest of them after ten years. Angry and drunk. Numb to pretty much everything. That wasn't supposed to be her. But she now knew what they all knew: that the very thing you need to stay strong and keep your head, that daily and deliberate apathy you practice like meditation, is the very thing that, in the end, robs you of your desire to get in the car and catch bad guys. Nobody tells you that, once you put on the armor, you can never take it off.”
Scott Frank

S.A. Cosby
“A baseball bat with nails. A tamper. A .45. It occurred to Buddy Lee that everything could be a weapon if you were dedicated enough. Even love. Especially love.”
S.A. Cosby, Razorblade Tears

Tufayel Ahmed
“Love is a gift. Mariam's words stick with me. People are more concerned by what two men or two women do in bed than about love. Love is companionship, feeling content and safe in the arms of another person. It is the mundane moments when you know the other person is there but you don't need to speak - their presence is enough, the meals shared, the walks taken, not just sex. What is so wrong about that?”
Tufayel Ahmed, This Way Out

Brad Parks
“Security was a myth, a grand lie we told ourselves to mask the jarring reality of the human condition: that the social contract was written in sand, not stone, and it could be blown away at any time, by anyone with sufficient breath his lungs.”
Brad Parks, Say Nothing

Neil Strauss
“The first person we saw when we entered the building was Muhammad Ali, perhaps a perfect symbol for the decade to come - a former powerhouse battling a degenerative disease.”
Neil Strauss, Emergency: This Book Will Save Your Life

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