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T. Kingfisher

  • Aida Rodriguezhar citeretfor 2 måneder siden
    I felt like the only other living person on earth was my dad, up north, and the world was empty except for the two of us who had to deal with what my grandmother had left behind.
  • Aida Rodriguezhar citeretfor 2 måneder siden
    I hoped like hell he was friendly, because he could probably break me in half with one hand. You think things like this when you’re a woman and there’s nobody around to hear you scream.
  • Aida Rodriguezhar citeretfor 2 måneder siden
    It was just that if I laughed, it wasn’t serious.
  • Aida Rodriguezhar citeretfor 2 måneder siden
    Bongo’s nose is far more intelligent than the rest of him, and I believe it uses his brain primarily as a counterweight)
  • fanhar citeretfor 2 år siden
    The joy of finding one was crushed easily under the sorrow of so many that would go unused
  • fanhar citeretfor 2 år siden
    Then again, few humans were truly worth the love of a living dog.
  • fanhar citeretfor 2 år siden
    Hate, like love, was apparently complicated.
  • fanhar citeretfor 2 år siden
    The man was carrying a shovel. Marra eyed it warily. Shovels were good for burying dead bodies, and also for making bodies dead in the first place.

    this is so blant I love it

  • fanhar citeretfor 2 år siden
    the history of the world
    was written in women’s wombs and women’s blood and she would never be allowed to change it
  • fanhar citeretfor 2 år siden
    Rage was only useful if you were allowed to do anything with it
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