A Night of Blacker Darkness Quotes

“I can’t argue with that.” “Sure you could,” said John as we turned again to leave. “It just wouldn’t get you anywhere.” “The difference between you and I,” I said, “is that to me, those two statements mean the same thing.” “Never confuse actions with consequences,” he said as we carried Gustav outside. “You lose half your vocabulary.”
― Dan Wells, A Night of Blacker Darkness: Being the Memoir of Frederick Whithers As Edited by Cecil G. Bagsworth III

“Can we set this down before I ignore the rest of whatever you’re saying?”
― Dan Wells, A Night of Blacker Darkness: Being the Memoir of Frederick Whithers As Edited by Cecil G. Bagsworth III

“We aren’t really alive, which makes us particularly weak: we can’t run for long distances or lift heavy objects; we can’t even stand the light of the sun.” “And spicy foods are right out,” said another. “You think it’s garlic, but actually it’s anything strong and pungent: cinnamon, lye. I was turned aside by some very sharp cheddar once.”
― Dan Wells, A Night of Blacker Darkness: Being the Memoir of Frederick Whithers As Edited by Cecil G. Bagsworth III