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“Vardy’s point was that the most dramatic of these Armageddonim—London had had to grow used to such arcane plural forms—were events in a kind of society. Spectator sports. To miss one would be a realtheologikal faux pas.”
— Jul 18, 2014 07:00PM
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J. McClain
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“How about—look, I’m just throwing this out there. How about we save the world first, and then you arrest us?”
— Jul 22, 2014 10:02PM
J. McClain
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“The leerer and his empty-faced boy. They came out of blackness." The thing I hate most about Goss and Subby is that they were in a dream of mine back in 1983, long before Kraken was written. That really creeps me out.
— Jul 21, 2014 09:57PM
J. McClain
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“We didn’t invent ink: ink was waiting for us, aeons before writing. In the sacs of the deepwater god.”
— Jul 20, 2014 09:18PM
J. McClain
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“My question is, how do we interrogate ink?"
— Jul 19, 2014 10:56PM
J. McClain
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“Jason was a function of the economy. His knack deshaped him, he was not specific. He was abstract, not a worker but a man-shape of wage-labour itself. Who could look that gorgon in the face? So whoever saw him would concretise him into their local vernacular. Which made him impossible to notice.”
— Jul 11, 2014 08:40PM
