By Neil Gaiman
“A philosopher once asked,
“Are we human because we gaze at the stars, or do we gaze at them because we are human?”
Pointless, really…
“Do the stars gaze back?”
Now, that’s a question.”
“A philosopher once asked,
“Are we human because we gaze at the stars, or do we gaze at them because we are human?”
Pointless, really…
“Do the stars gaze back?”
Now, that’s a question.”
“The right thing and the easy thing are never the same.”
“She was sipping something that smelled of fish and lawn clippings.
Probably clam juice with wheatgrass.
There was no accounting for kelpie taste buds – odd things happened when horses went swimming.”
- 90%
“You doubt yourself?”
“Of course I do. Men will not follow a woman.”
“They followed Queen Elizabeth.”
-Page 75
“Don’t glare at me like that, little darkling. I’m only interested in who it is who’s managed to bring some joy back into Borgie’s life.”
- 74%
“Any more charm from her and he’d be writing sickening sonnets and singing beneath her balcony. Which was actually quite near his own. Blast.” – 49%ish