Earth Alone Quotes

“Heaven burned the eyes of those in hell.”
― Daniel Arenson, Earth Alone

“There was a lot of snow this winter in what remained of Toronto, fourth largest city in what remained of the North American Alliance, this ravaged continental command in what remained of the world. The trains were dead again. For long hours, Marco and his mother had been walking down the streets, heading home from the gas mask distribution center. The snow assaulted them like a second invasion, piling up at their sides, swirling around their legs, beating their faces, whipping their coats, coating their eyelashes and eyebrows, and numbing their fingers and bones and souls. It was the heart of winter. The coldest, bleakest day of the year. The coldest, bleakest century of mankind.”
― Daniel Arenson, Earth Alone

“Some soldiers are buried in the battlefield, but others carry that battlefield with them for the rest of their lives.”
― Daniel Arenson, Earth Alone

“he never judged people by their looks, preferring to judge them based on their taste in music and literature like a civilized person.”
― Daniel Arenson, Earth Alone

“They stared at their phones and listened to their headpieces and looked through their glasses of augmented reality, and mostly they forgot. Forgot what it meant to be human. To”
― Daniel Arenson, Earth Alone