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(I hope this doesn't offend anyone not from North America, but come on! You know it's true!)
Quote 1: The zombies were like Canadians, in that they looked enough like real people at first, to fool you. But when you looked closer, you saw they were from some other place, where things were different.
-Kelly Link "Magic for Beginners"
Quote 2: In dreams and love there are no impossibilities.
-Janos Arany
Quote 3: There is a fundamental and rather dangerous urge in all of us to try and cling to the jagged edge of normality, even when it's blindingly obvious that the longer you hold on, the further you're going to feel when your grip finally fails.
-Tom Holt "Faust Among Equals"
Quote 1: The zombies were like Canadians, in that they looked enough like real people at first, to fool you. But when you looked closer, you saw they were from some other place, where things were different.
-Kelly Link "Magic for Beginners"
Quote 2: In dreams and love there are no impossibilities.
-Janos Arany
Quote 3: There is a fundamental and rather dangerous urge in all of us to try and cling to the jagged edge of normality, even when it's blindingly obvious that the longer you hold on, the further you're going to feel when your grip finally fails.
-Tom Holt "Faust Among Equals"
