liminal cryptid

“You’ll get yours,” I said. “There’ve always been those who want power over others, there’ve always been people who don’t. The whole of our history is the history of people like you killing people like me, of people like me killing people like you. You’ll live a miserable shit life, distrustful and afraid, and you’ll get yours. I’ll get mine in the end, the same as you, but I’ll have lived a life in a society of equals, among people I love. I’ll have loved them.”
― Margaret Killjoy, We Won't Be Here Tomorrow and Other Stories

“The color of something has to do with the kind of light it absorbs, and the kind it reflects. Red apples aren’t red, they just reflect the red that you see. And so the sky isn’t blue, and clouds aren’t white, and the color of anything is actually the color it won’t accept, because that’s what it’s giving to you.”
― Ryan La Sala, Beholder

“When you engage with the work of historical authors, especially when you make derivative works a century later, you have to adapt to one’s own social context.”
― Margaret Killjoy, We Won't Be Here Tomorrow and Other Stories

“Everything you see is an illusion. Everything is made of light. It bounces off the world and shines into you, where you make it make sense.”
― Ryan La Sala, Beholder