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“they were binary stars, trapped in each other’s gravitational field and easily diminished without the other’s opposing force”
― Olivie Blake, The Atlas Six

“You know why you don’t understand me?” Parisa answered Reina’s thoughts, stepping closer to lower her voice. “Because you think you’ve figured me out. You think you’ve met me before, other versions of women like me, but you have no idea what I am. You think my looks are what make me? My ambitions? You can’t begin to know the sum of my parts, and you can stare all you like, but you won’t see a damn thing until I show you.”
― Olivie Blake, The Atlas Six

“It was the kind of look that reminded him she’d set him on fire the first time she’d met him without even batting an eye.
He’d like her more if she did it more often.”
― Olivie Blake, The Atlas Six

“I know exactly what shape she takes up in the universe,' he pleaded in explanation. 'If anyone can recognize her, it's me.”
― Olivie Blake, The Atlas Six

“But I believe justice finds a way. It has to. Otherwise, why are we even here? We choose to do right, even in the face of so much wrong. Because there is no other way.”
― Mike Chen, Brotherhood

“I wish Master Qui-Gon could see us now”
― Mike Chen, Brotherhood

“I’m the worst at pool ever! It’s wonderful.”
― Maggie Stiefvater, The Dream Thieves

“But this version of Gansey was Gansey the boy. This was the Gansey who bought the Camaro, the Gansey who asked Ronan to teach him to fight, the Gansey who contained every wild spark so that it wouldn’t show up in other versions.”
― Maggie Stiefvater, The Dream Thieves

“While I’m gone,” Gansey said, pausing, “dream me the world. Something new for every night.”
― Maggie Stiefvater, The Dream Thieves

“I hate having to be a functional person when I just want to collapse like a rag doll.”
― Beatriz Serrano, El descontento

“Humanity had chosen the land over the sea millennia ago, and sometimes - when she let her mind wander, when she was romanticizing what she did and how she did it - she thought the sea still held a grudge. Breakups were never easy, and while humanity was hot and fast and had had plenty of time to get over it, the oceans were deep and slow, and for them all change had happened only yesterday. The seas did not forgive, and they did not welcome their wayward children home.”
― Mira Grant, Into the Drowning Deep