“He went to make coffee. Because when you have just heard about the possible transformation of the human race into feral monsters you need to be doing something with your hands and creating something hot and comforting for another person.”
“He went to make coffee. Because when you have just heard about the possible transformation of the human race into feral monsters you need to be doing something with your hands and creating something hot and comforting for another person.”
Charlie Jane Anders
“Maybe she would have done more good as a playwright than as a doctor, after all — clichés were like plaque in the arteries of the imagination, they clogged the sense of what was possible. Maybe if enough people had worked to demolish clichés, the world wouldn't have ended.”
Charlie Jane Anders“You turned your guilt into resentment, because that seems easier to face. You won't move on until you turn it back into guilt, and then into forgiveness for yourself.”
Charlie Jane Anders“As Dorothy J. Heydt famously said, the eight deadliest words for any work of fiction are 'I don't care what happens to these people.”
Charlie Jane Anders“He went to make coffee. Because when you have just heard about the possible transformation of the human race into feral monsters you need to be doing something with your hands and creating something hot and comforting for another person.”
Charlie Jane Anders, All the Birds in the Sky“Believe me, there’s nothing worse than being both immortal and intelligent. Imagine the boredom! Plus you start to ask questions, and the worst thing about questions is that sometimes, they have answers.”
Charlie Jane Anders, Margot and Rosalind“Laurence felt a weird combination of shame and rage, as though he'd grown another new body part just in time to get punched in it.”
Charlie Jane Anders, All the Birds in the Sky“And she felt like they, the two of them, right here, right now, could make something that defied tragedy.”
Charlie Jane Anders, All the Birds in the Sky“Knowledge is justice”
Charlie Jane Anders, Margot and Rosalind“I don't actually think that ethics are derived from principles. At all." Patricia scooted a little closer again and touched his arm with a few cool fingertips. "I think that the most basic thing of ethics is being aware of how your actions affect others, and having an awareness of what they want and how they feel. And that's always going to depend on who you're dealing with.”
Charlie Jane Anders, All the Birds in the Sky“Self-awareness paradoxically requires an awareness of the other.”
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