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Salman Rushdie
“What vanishes when everything vanishes: not only everything, but the memory of everything. Not only can everything no longer remember itself, no longer remember how it was when it still was everything, before it became nothing, but there is nobody else to remember either, and so everything not only ceases to exist but becomes a thing that never was; it is as if everything that was, was not, and moreover there is nobody left to tell the story, not the whole grand story of everything, not even the last sad story of how everything became nothing, because there is no storyteller, no hand to write or eye to read, so that the book of how everything became nothing cannot be written, just as we cannot write the stories of our own deaths, which is our tragedy, to be stories whose endings can never be known, not ever to ourselves, because we are no longer there to know them.”
Salman Rushdie, Quichotte

Isaac Asimov
“The troubles of modern life come from being divorced from nature.”
Isaac Asimov, The Caves of Steel

Adrian Tchaikovsky
“What can be so urgent? Some of the crew always think of war, when it comes down to this, but what war? What is there to fight over, in a universe that is bigger than even we can ever exhaust, with more of anything than we could ever need?”
Adrian Tchaikovsky, Children of Ruin

Salman Rushdie
“A good woman of this type is a kind of trampoline. People bounce on her and fly. And if they fall they bounce on her again and rise again. She doesn't seek flight for herself but she spreads herself wide and people use her to climb as high as they can go.”
Salman Rushdie, Quichotte

Salman Rushdie
“If you die and go to Hell" the Braves fan said, "you have to change places in Atlanta.”
Salman Rushdie, Quichotte
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