Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories Quotes

“Somehow, on a sailboat far away from everything, they were still grounded in reality.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“So I went up to this dodo on top of the tallest boulder—it felt much like greeting a king in a throne room.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“From the moment of its birth, Fire is employed by nature to consume everything until nothing remains but itself.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“Winter feared the Spring, and thus the blizzard was created as a product of Winter’s intense wrath, and as a testament to Winter’s never-ending war with Spring. They bid over the fate of the Earth, dividing the animals and setting a path of both destruction and evolution.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“I’ve spent eons marvelling at the immaculate design of single snowflakes, which exist for but a few moments, only to be lost forever in the snow of eternity.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories

“Upon nearing death, every man’s soul could see that all existence was a mere dance between darkness and light.”
― Greg Kuznetsov, Jupiter's Black Diamond and Other Stories