21st Century Intolerant Quotes

“That’s giving green flag.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“A letter? With your actual hand?”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“It looked like it would earn a solid B as a school project. A generous B.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“She had been his age once, speaking the slang of her time and noticing every wince and eye roll from her parents and grandparents. They had never been hip, and she had known it. Now she understood how odd it must have sounded to them.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“She rejected 'yeet' because it sounded violent. She rejected 'delulu' because she thought it was a kind of Hawaiian pudding. She rejected 'drip' because she did not want to imply Sue was leaking.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“She figured the oxidants would either be defeated or win decisively.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“The internet had pieced together the situation and was offering condolences through targeted marketing.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“Later was taking too long.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“Over the years, she had become a quiet collector of possibilities.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“The coffee tasted like it had been filtered through a handful of pennies.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“Cheryl believed people were always being nudged toward something. Debbie believed the universe was mostly minding its own business.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“People do not just start saying ‘Gucci.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“One broken mug, and the internet had tried to turn her into a business.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“She simply decided that at seven, she would stop. Whatever she was doing, whatever she thought she should be doing, whatever she had convinced herself she ought to be doing — she would stop.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“It hit the counter and shattered with the sort of finality usually reserved for marriages and illusions.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.

“...this is giving Victorian lighthouse keeper.”
― Belinda Kelderhouse, 21st Century Intolerant: A collection of short stories about the struggles of modern life, from the trivial to the terrifying.