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  • #1
    Neus Figueras
    “You can only fail us if you do nothing.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #2
    Neus Figueras
    “For Lorac, however, the kabang was torture―a curse―or maybe he was the one who was cursed.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #3
    Neus Figueras
    “She would risk it although she didn’t know the outcome because it was something worth being brave for.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #4
    Neus Figueras
    “To see the plankton glow was like being able to touch the stars.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #5
    Neus Figueras
    “Like the origin of the Universe, those “ghosts” were another great unsolved mystery.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #6
    Neus Figueras
    “I’ll do everything in my power to help you.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #7
    Neus Figueras
    “The truly important things are those that make you happier if you share them, than if you keep them for yourself.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #8
    Neus Figueras
    “Solo puedes fracasar si no haces nada.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #9
    Neus Figueras
    “Para Lorac, sin embargo, el kabang era una tortura, una maldición, o como muchas veces pensaba, quizá era él mismo el que estaba maldito.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #10
    Neus Figueras
    “Se arriesgaría aunque no supiera el resultado porque era algo por lo que valía la pena ser valiente.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #11
    Neus Figueras
    “Ver al plancton resplandecer era como tocar las
    estrellas.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #12
    Neus Figueras
    “Como el origen del Universo, los «fantasmas» eran otro gran misterio sin resolver.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #13
    Neus Figueras
    “Haré todo lo que esté en mis manos para ayudaros.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #14
    Neus Figueras
    “Las cosas realmente importantes son aquellas que te hacen más feliz si las compartes que si te las quedas para ti solo.”
    Neus Figueras, Lorac

  • #15
    Margaret Atwood
    “He has to find more and better ways of occupying his time. His time, what a bankrupt idea, as if he's been given a box of time belonging to him alone, stuffed to the brim with hours and minutes that he can spend like money. Trouble is, the box has holes in it and the time is running out, no matter what he does with it.”
    Margaret Atwood, Oryx and Crake
    tags: time

  • #16
    Margaret Atwood
    “Glenn used to say the reason you can't really imagine yourself being dead was that as soon as you say, 'I'll be dead,' you've said the word I, and so you're still alive inside the sentence. And that's how people got the idea of the immortality of the soul - it was a consequence of grammar.”
    Margaret Atwood, The Year of the Flood

  • #17
    Margaret Atwood
    “Did she want to live or did she want to die? If die, there were quicker ways. If live, she had to live differently.”
    Margaret Atwood

  • #18
    Margaret Atwood
    “As with all knowledge, once you knew it, you couldn't imagine how it was that you hadn't known it before. Like stage magic, knowledge before you knew it took place before your very eyes, but you were looking elsewhere.”
    Margaret Atwood, The Year of the Flood

  • #19
    Margaret Atwood
    “The water slides up, then falls back with a gentle hiss, like a big snake breathing.”
    Margaret Atwood, The Year of the Flood

  • #20
    Margaret Atwood
    “The human moral keyboard is limited, Adam One used to say: there's nothing you can play on it that hasn't been played before. And, my dear Friends, I am sorry to say this, but it has its lower notes.”
    Margaret Atwood, The Year of the Flood

  • #21
    Margaret Atwood
    “Ours is a fall into greed: why do we think that everything on Earth belongs to us, while in reality we belong to Everything? We have betrayed the trust of the Animals, and defiled our sacred task of stewardship.”
    Margaret Atwood

  • #22
    Margaret Atwood
    “Why were the bad people doing that? Because of Money. Money was invisible, like Fuck. They thought that Money was their helper; they thought he was a better helper than Fuck. But they were wrong about that. Money was not their helper. Money goes away just when you need it. But Fuck is very loyal.”
    Margaret Atwood, MaddAddam

  • #23
    Kim Stanley Robinson
    “If our government tries to back the banks instead of us, then we elect a different government. We pretend that democracy is real, and that will make it real. We elect a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. That was the whole idea in the first place. As they used to tell us in school. And it’s a good idea, if we could make it real. It might never have been real, up till now. But now’s the time. Now’s the time, people!”
    Kim Stanley Robinson, New York 2140

  • #24
    Kim Stanley Robinson
    “Algunos escritores de ciencia ficción, astutos y muy meditabundos, escribieron lúgubres relatos acerca de tan funesta eventualidad mientras el resto de la civilización seguía incendiando el planeta como si fuera la obra maestra de un pirómano. En serio, esa era la consideración de aquellos cabezas de chorlito hacia sus nietos, así creían a sus científicos, a pesar de que tan pronto como sentían el menor resfriado acudían al científico más cercano (a saber, un médico) en busca de ayuda.”
    Kim Stanley Robinson, New York 2140

  • #25
    Kim Stanley Robinson
    “A nadie le importan los libros, por eso puedes escribir lo que te dé la gana en ellos. A la gente le importan las normas.”
    Kim Stanley Robinson, New York 2140

  • #26
    Kim Stanley Robinson
    “Era como si todos los ideales y los valores se fundieran bajo el peso del dinero, disolvente universal. Dinero, dinero, dinero. La falsa fungibilidad del dinero, la idea de que se puede comprar el sentido, o la vida.”
    Kim Stanley Robinson, New York 2140

  • #27
    Kim Stanley Robinson
    “Autosuficiencia. Y un huevo. Somos putos monos. La clave siempre ha sido el trabajo en equipo.”
    Kim Stanley Robinson, New York 2140

  • #28
    Kim Stanley Robinson
    “Que garantizar la seguridad y la prosperidad de la gente fuera bueno para la economía era una sorpresa muy grata para ellos. ¿Quién iba a pensarlo?”
    Kim Stanley Robinson, New York 2140

  • #29
    Francis Mont
    “Happiness doesn’t require comfort and distraction. I always suspected this. What it needs is a community of cooperating, productive people who depended on each other and work toward a common goal. If you have that, happiness is assured, whatever discomfort you may have to put up with. If it’s lacking, as the case was for most people in advanced industrial societies, then no amount of comfort and entertainment can satisfy the fundamental need.”
    Francis Mont, House Arrest: A Story of Liberation

  • #30
    T.J. Klune
    “Regardless of what else he is, he is still a child, as they all are. And don’t all children deserve to be protected? To be loved and nurtured so that they may grow and shape the world to make it a better place? In that way, they are no different than any other child in the village, or beyond. But they’re told they are, by people such as yourselves, and people who govern them and our world. People who put rules and restrictions in place to keep them separated and isolated. I don’t know what it will take to change that, if anything. But it won’t start at the top. It’ll start with us.”
    T.J. Klune, The House in the Cerulean Sea



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