Fee

“Some people need conspiracies, finding the simple horror of the truth too brutal.”
― Rachel Harrison, Black Sheep

“No. I’ve never had the desire. I suppose it’s made me a pariah, especially in my youth. It was expected, and I shunned the expectation. They say things are better now, that society is more accepting if you don’t want to become a mother. I’m not sure if I find that to be true. Either you want babies or, if you don’t, you must want to eat them.”
― Rachel Harrison, Cackle

“That’s when I realized if you’re looking at someone that you’re supposed to love and you feel alone, you have a big problem.”
― Rachel Harrison, Bad Dolls

“I found it interesting that those who believed themselves righteous only ever cared about those who agreed with them, and were keen to let those who didn’t suffer whatever brutal fate. There seemed to me an inherent hypocrisy in faith itself.”
― Rachel Harrison, Black Sheep