The Last Humans Quotes

“that the hand is warm, rather than cold. When I was a kid, I expected people to feel cold in the Quiet, like stone statues. With the Professional’s hand moved away, I pick up his cards.”
― Dima Zales, The Last Humans: The Complete Trilogy

“Grandma, the Cowboy, and the Professional, as I call them. I feel that now almost-imperceptible fear that accompanies the phasing. That’s what I call the process: phasing into the Quiet. Worrying about my”
― Dima Zales, The Last Humans: The Complete Trilogy

“Sometimes I think I’m crazy. I’m sitting at a casino table in Atlantic City, and everyone around me is motionless. I call this the Quiet, as though giving it a name makes it seem more real—as though giving it a name changes”
― Dima Zales, The Last Humans: The Complete Trilogy