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“It was a glorious thing, to be given hope, when all had seemed lost.”
― Robert Galbraith, Lethal White

“The path I've been led down is one of senseless catastrophe, a classic Hollywood tale of the man who plummets to rock bottom just moments before he would have crested the peak. [...] I'm living out this queer tragedy as they write it for me - just one more tormented, half-in-the closet gay character whose dark descent can serve as a cautionary tale AND move tickets. But that's certainly not the only queer genre convention out there, no by a long shot. And while tragedies are important stories to tell, our appetite can be satiated with more than just suffering. If the story is good, it will find an audience. Whether it's a tragedy or a triumph doesn't matter.”
― Chuck Tingle, Bury Your Gays

“It was four in the morning, the hopeless hour when shivering insomniacs inhabit a world of hollow shadow, and existence seems frail and strange.”
― Robert Galbraith, Lethal White

“The feel of her was both new and familiar, as though he had held her a long time ago, as though he had missed it without knowing it for years.”
― Robert Galbraith, Lethal White