The Plagiarist Quotes

“Moments spill through hands idling away at nothing To puddle in years”
― Hugh Howey, The Plagiarist

“....faking his real life so he can live his fake one.”
― Hugh Howey, The Plagiarist

“But a stronger impulse seized the popular imagination: the ability to be great overnight. It was a new type of lottery, one where fame and talent were won rather than simple money.”
― Hugh Howey, The Plagiarist

“He said roughly thirty percent of everything we see is hallucination. It’s our brain smoothing things over so the world’s not so pixelated.”
― Hugh Howey, The Plagiarist

“lies could spawn more lies, each offspring bigger than its parent.”
― Hugh Howey, The Plagiarist

“Even these false worlds with their oceans and vast plains can't hold all my lies”
― Hugh Howey, The Plagiarist

“haikus, unassuming and light on their feet.”
― Hugh Howey, The Plagiarist

“Adam wondered if it counted as a lie if the untruth was as boring as reality.   lonelyTraveler1:”
― Hugh Howey, The Plagiarist

“The bar wasn’t raised so much as buried under the pile of crap.”
― Hugh Howey, The Plagiarist

“The ones and zeros like snow, descend and blanket my eyes, forming all.”
― Hugh Howey, The Plagiarist