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Victoria Schwab
“Monsters, monsters, big and small,
"They're gonna come and eat you all.
Corsai, Corsai, tooth and claw,
Shadow and bone will eat you raw.
Malchai, Malchai, sharp and sly,
Smile and bite and drink you dry.
Sunai, Sunai, eyes like coal,
Sing you a song and steal your soul.
Monsters, monsters, big and small,
They're gonna come and eat you all!”
Victoria schwab, This Savage Song

Leigh Bardugo
“No mourners, no funerals. Another way of saying good luck. But it was something more. A dark wink to the fact that there would be no expensive burials for people like them, no marble markers to remember their names, no wreaths of myrtle and rose.”
Leigh Bardugo, Crooked Kingdom

Sonya Renee Taylor
“Equally damaging is our insistence that all bodies should be healthy. Health is not a state we owe the world. We are not less valuable, worthy, or lovable because we are not healthy. Lastly, there is no standard of health that is achievable for all bodies.”
Sonya Renee Taylor, The Body Is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love

Sally Coulthard
“If you unpack the relationship between people and hedgehogs over the years, it’s not always been an easy one. From the earliest written texts that feature hedgehogs, it seems they’ve been misunderstood. Pliny, writing only a few decades after the birth of Christ, talked with great confidence about hedgehogs catching food by impaling it on their spines:

'They wallow and roll themselves upon apples and such fruit lying under foot, and so catch them up with their prickles, and one more besides they take in their mouth, & so carrie them into hollow trees.'

Medieval manuscripts continue the error – the 12th-century Aberdeen Bestiary describes

'The hedgehogs, covered in bristles, roll up in a ball, and carry grapes back to their young by impaling them on their spines.'

It seems no one had bothered to actually watch a hedgehog at work.”
Sally Coulthard, The Hedgehog Handbook

Martha Wells
“I liked the imaginary people on the entertainment feed way more than I liked real ones, but you can’t have one without the other.”
Martha Wells, All Systems Red

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