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“In life my mother had ably shielded me from rejection, from the callous and cold detachment of this man. And I had been safe with her warmth to sorround me. But in dying, she coukd not absorb this hurt for me anymore.”
― Bella Mackie, How to Kill Your Family

“When George stuck her head around the door and watched him work, his stomach clenched and his skin tingled. The feeling was like a phrase ending on a deceptive cadence, hovering, deliciously unresolved. There was something unsettling and adolescent about it, as though they were both teenagers and falling in love for the first time.”
― Nell Stevens, Briefly, A Delicious Life

“Whose love was it that she so stupidly, accidently manifested? Once it became tangible, this love gained a carrier and an object of application - an object and a subject. When Sasha burned it, what happened to these people?”
― Dyachenko Marina & Sergey

“There have been a few moments like that on my journey - times when I've wondered if God is telling me to get off this road and embrace a different life. But then I remember that I don't believe in God and that if he does exist, then he gave me this life to begin with. What would he know?”
― Bella Mackie, How to Kill Your Family