Katya

“Half the world is screaming for water and freedom when the other half is ordering cocktails and complaining about the service.”
― Edward Docx, Pravda

“The difference between the Russian character and the Western is that we Russians have learned to live our days in the full knowledge that whatever transpires in the interim, the sun will eventually expand and humanity will be incinerated. It's a way of life precisely opposite to the American Dream. Call is Russian fatalism if you like. But it gives us a sense of perspective, a sense of humor, and perhaps a certain dignity.”
― Edward Docx, Pravda

“You know what the future is? The future is just a bunch of what you're doing right now, strung together.”
― Don Handfield, Touchback

“And then came that growing scourge of the Western world: the inability to reliably distinguish opinion from fact.”
― Suzanne O'Sullivan, The Sleeping Beauties: And Other Stories of Mystery Illness