Industrial Divinity Quotes

“she used her other arm to keep the first submerged against its natural impulse, and the pain that had begun at a high intensity rose to such an extent that she could only think of cutting off her arm to save herself from experiencing that very burn she’d orchestrated.”
― Regina Watts, Industrial Divinity

“Like a small child discovering her body, she continued her assault against herself and felt her own descent into a curious state of trance. The pain was high definition, but what did pain mean when, within a minute, all marks were gone and only blood remained?”
― Regina Watts, Industrial Divinity

“Tomorrow’s apples needed peeling. Who had time to be mad? Who had time to be dead? There was little enough time to sleep!”
― Regina Watts, Industrial Divinity