Amarantox Quotes

“When you give up hope, then you’re surely doomed.” “We can’t eat hope.”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“Were there corporate fat cats still out there, sitting in well-stocked bunkers and creating a revisionist history of what had happened? How”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“Let him have this last taste of speed before his world slowed into technological winter.”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“So we’re just feeding coyotes with these people?”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“the sun remained hidden as if ashamed of the havoc below. “That’s”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“I don’t know how to protect you. The world’s fucked up, and I feel like we’re cripples limping through it together.”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“The rain had begun at dusk, spewing from the sky like someone had opened an artery. Beneath”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“Oh, God, Mom.” Flora raised her chin, brown eyes wild and dilated. “They ate her. The”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“Government trucks toured the streets every morning, collecting blue-lipped corpses—usually children or the elderly—left on street corners for pickup.”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“The Hunger will chase you, so you’d better run fast. —Mother’s Proverb”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“With steady power unreliable of late, everyone had gathered in the living room to enjoy the television while they could.”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“She’d been avoiding the radio because it depressed her: people hurting one another, basic government services going down, foreign trade cut off as the amarantox spread. All”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“There was so much she wanted to tell him. Yet she didn’t want to talk about any of it. Now”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“And then the Tox came, and the food stopped. —The Histories”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“When there’s nothing else, eat hope. —Mother’s Proverb”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“We might have tracked it out that night. We could be responsible.”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“the food was so much, it wasted. So the land replied with waste.”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“The Mothers bade us Keep the Peace. —The Histories”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“by taking away self-sufficiency; farmers weren’t allowed to save their own seeds, or even worse, the modified seed would be sterile. Corporations wanted to put a patent on life.”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox

“an ecological apocalypse. In the real world, such changes would take years to occur: a slowpocalypse. For”
― Tam Linsey, Amarantox