The Silence at Mystery Bay Quotes

“There’s a famous saying,” Samantha said, “and I can’t remember where it came from. Something about how in dictatorships, the people in charge never try to convince their subjects that a particular lie is true. They just lie so much that they convince their subjects that nothing is true. That the truth itself isn’t knowable.”
― D.D. Black, The Silence at Mystery Bay

“Animals, you see, they may not be able to build airplanes or write computer code, but they also don’t start wars.”
― D.D. Black, The Silence at Mystery Bay

“Were you a witness?” Seafern shook his head. “Ask any flower—and they will tell you the same.”
― D.D. Black, The Silence at Mystery Bay

“If you have a fifty-fifty chance of getting something right, there’s a ninety percent probability you’ll get it wrong.”
― D.D. Black, The Silence at Mystery Bay