A Quantum Mythology Quotes

“I’m not sure we’re quite the monsters you want us to be.”
― Gavin G. Smith, A Quantum Mythology

“You are a romantic. Marry this woman. Have children. Stepping in baby shit will soon drive thoughts of romance from you.”
― Gavin G. Smith, A Quantum Mythology

“Oh my god, this is so weird! I’m in space, talking to a giant insect. This is like ... I don’t know ... William Burroughs or something!”
― Gavin G. Smith, A Quantum Mythology

“You’ve already got one of those dildos lodged in your arse, haven’t you?” an exasperated Grace asked as she looked around at the collection of adult DVDs, sex toys and underwear. “I’ve lived too long – this all looks really boring to me.” She grinned at du Bois. “Still, must make a pleasant change from the hair shirt and self-flagellation.”
― Gavin G. Smith, A Quantum Mythology

“We’re not having sex, are we?”
“No,” Talia confirmed. “Don’t take it the wrong way, you’re by far the nicest insect I’ve ever spent time with, but first contact is one thing. I’m not sure my reputation can take sleeping with the first alien I meet.”
― Gavin G. Smith, A Quantum Mythology

“There was little room in this new world for devils.”
― Gavin G. Smith, A Quantum Mythology

“I have a theory about suburbs,” Grace mused. “...it all happens here, all the great crimes, kept hidden until they’re too loud to contain. Quiet perversions, quite substance abuse, quiet violence, quiet art. We just don’t hear about it until something big happens. You mark my words – in one of those houses down there is a man with a needle in his arm, fucking a dog whilst composing the greatest poetry since Homer.”
― Gavin G. Smith, A Quantum Mythology

“What sex is she, anyway? Girly girl?”
“Base human female. There were only two, possibly three genders originally.”
― Gavin G. Smith, A Quantum Mythology

“Bit naïve, isn’t it? So much for the Age of Enlightenment.”
“I grew up believing in dragons,” du Bois pointed out.”
― Gavin G. Smith, A Quantum Mythology

“Cucumbers are better, motherfucker,” Vic told the corpse.”
― Gavin G. Smith, A Quantum Mythology