3 Quotes & Sayings By Anderson

Anderson, born in 1972, is a science fiction writer who lives in the UK. He has written three novels, including The Way of All Flesh (2004), which was nominated for the BSFA Award. His short fiction has appeared in The Year's Best Science Fiction Vol. 12 (Tachyon Publications) and The Year's Best Science Fiction Vol Read more

20 (Tachyon Publications). His first novel, The Shape of the Sign (2002), was published by Tor Books.

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The forlorn notes of Cristofori’s Dream replaced the eerie silence, sending a chill up my neck. The piano sang in desperation. Lamenting strings pierced the air as if grieving on my behalf. The notes edged through my mind, and I stared across the room, right through the beige wall to the void beyond. My eyes labored through nothingness, searching for the tiniest fragment of hope to no avail. Anderson
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The flower was delicate and untouched. It possessed the potential to inspire, to serve a purpose. Yet there it lay, helpless on a disheveled plank of timber; somber, drifting, and alone. Nature meant it to live with color, swaying in the breeze and surrounded by life. But it did not uplift. It did not bring cheer as it should, drained of all light it once held. Where was the inspired affection? The friendship? The love? There was none. Darkness condemned the innocent to despair. Anderson