Titans Quotes

“If I had to point to one invention in my lifetime that separated howling barbarism from civilized existence, it would be coffee.”
― Edward W. Robertson, Titans

“And Tukwila looked like a coloring book abandoned by a manic child. Before”
― Edward W. Robertson, Titans

“Their middle eight floors looked identical to the microscopic level: chunky, small-windowed, and gray, gray, gray. The overcast sky was more polychromatic. But”
― Edward W. Robertson, Titans

“Oh," I said. "I wasn't expecting anyone." "At a party?" the man said. "Do you know what parties are?" "Places where women gather to ignore me?" His”
― Edward W. Robertson, Titans

“Okay. Well. I had a friend, once," Fay said in a voice as proud as it was sad. "A father. To me and many others. Like all fathers, he had some stories he wouldn't tell his children. The story of his brother Arthur was one of them." I”
― Edward W. Robertson, Titans

“Not all lives are created equal. Some are as lofty as the Pyramids, gold-capped and eternal. Others are such long slogs of gruesome misery you'd gladly swap places with a boiling lobster. You better hope you're born to the right parents and era, and for your luck to hold out. You only get the one.”
― Edward W. Robertson, Titans

“Besides, now we both know a secret that could destroy the other. Isn't that the definition of friendship?”
― Edward W. Robertson, Titans

“You get normal around other people. It's when you're alone you get strange.”
― Edward W. Robertson, Titans

“maybe you can tell me what the history books got wrong." I nodded, speech centers of my brain overridden by the same parts that had flown into high gear in the bakery in Athens when Demostrate announced the end of her engagement. We boarded. Titan fell away beneath us, a fuzzy yellow tennis ball above an endless black”
― Edward W. Robertson, Titans

“This set includes my exclusive novel REBEL, a story of piracy, ancient secrets,”
― Edward W. Robertson, Titans