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We call them Bunnies because that is what they call each other.
— Bunny (A Novel) de Mona Awad
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We call them Bunnies because that is what they call each other.
— Bunny (A Novel) de Mona Awad
The other day, we’re standing in the repository; it’s evening already, nothing left to do but dump the lab suits, then I can head down to the Borscht for my daily dose of booze.
— Roadside Picnic de Борис Натанович Стругацкий, Борис Натанович Стругацкий, Arkady Strugatsky, et 1 autre
The trick is remembering that it’s all a game.
— Atlas Alone de Emma Newman
The protesters outside are getting louder.
He didn't like beating people.
I am not on this beach.
— Before Mars de Emma Newman (Planetfall, #3)
Every time I come down here I think about my mother.
— Planetfall de Emma Newman
I hadn’t seen Juan in years, not since I left the commune.
— These Fragile Graces, This Fugitive Heart de Izzy Wasserstein
Light. The light of that murdered sun still burns me.
— Empire of Silence de Christopher Ruocchio (The Sun Eater, #1)
They call me Mr. Scales because I’m a snake.
— Those Beyond the Wall de Micaiah Johnson (The Space Between Worlds, #2)
When the multiverse was confirmed, the spiritual and scientific communities both counted it as evidence of their validity.
Loret had spent the voyage braced for pirates.
— Days of Shattered Faith de Adrian Tchaikovsky (The Tyrant Philosophers, #3)
It is a vision of hell.
— House of Open Wounds de Adrian Tchaikovsky (The Tyrant Philosophers, #2)
An engorged, yellow moon painted the sky a sickly amber hue, illuminating a solitary figure.
In the course of a single life, a man can be many things: a beloved child in a brightly embroidered gown, a street tough with a band of knifemen walking at his side, lover to a beautiful girl, husband to an honest woman, father to a child, grain sweeper in a brewery, widower, musician, and mendicant coughing his lungs up outside the city walls.
I checked twice during the prologue that I hadn't opened the wrong book by accident.