Allan McDougall

“People have died for love, they have lied and cheated and parted from those who loved them in turn. Love has slammed doors on fortunes, made bad men from heroes and heroes from libertines. Love has corrupted, cured, depraved and perverted. It is the remedy, the melody, the poison and the pain. The appetite, the antidote, the fever and the flavour. Love Kills. Love Cures. Love is a bloody menace. Oh, but it’s fun while it lasts.”
― Louise Welsh, The Cutting Room

“He is a litch, Charles,’ she said. ‘He is both dead and not dead.”
― J.M. Miro, Ordinary Monsters

“period of geological cunnilingus.”
― Neal Stephenson, Snow Crash

“slubberdegullions.”
― Louise Welsh, The Cutting Room