Quotes From "Rogues" By Paul Cornell

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The idea of parts of the body public fighting each other was like the idea of a man's punching himself in the face. It was a physical blasphemy that suited this era as an index of how far it had all gone. Paul Cornell
She shone like the horizon when it is almost too...
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She shone like the horizon when it is almost too bright to look upon. Daniel Abraham
Her eyes [were] like the sudden plunge to blue depths...
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Her eyes [were] like the sudden plunge to blue depths beyond a continental shelf. Scott Lynch
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You have to be a dead-eyed dirty-souled maniac to want to spend your extended life trading punches with other maniacs. Once you've seized that power, there's no getting off the merry-go-round. You fight like hell just to hold on or you get shoved off. Scott Lynch
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Love is like recognition. It's the moment when you catch sight of someone and you think There is someone I have business with in this life. There is someone I was born to know. Daniel Abraham
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There was no arguing with a man's faith in the legends of his childhood. Steven Saylor
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I sometimes think that 'friend' is just a word I use for all the people I haven't murdered yet. Scott Lynch
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So much was so easy. Glamour was second nature. It was just making folk see what they wanted to see. Fooling folk was as simple as singing. Tricking folk and telling lies, it was like breathing. But this? Convincing someone of the truth that they were too twisted to see? How could you even begin? Patrick Rothfuss
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My colleague and I are journalists.... Not of the muckraking variety, I hasten to assure you! Corruption is a necessary and time-honored concomitant of any functioning government, which we support wholeheartedly. Michael Swanwick
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Sophara scrawled orders on a slate and handed it to one of the libationarians, whose encyclopedic knowledge of the contents and locations of all the bottles kept the bar running. Scott Lynch
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TV stars are cool. Even if their characters are less than admirable, they come across as somehow sympathetic, maybe even neighborly. They are, after all, people you invite into your home every week. If you don't like them, you won't watch them. Movie stars, by contrast, are hot. They have to blaze so fiercely that they fill a screen forty feet high and demand the attention of a crowded theater. That's why very few TV stars have graduated successfully to features. It requires not only different skills but a different personality. You have to go from amiable to commanding. Likewise, some movie stars are simply too big for television. Jack Nicholson is riveting on-screen, but you wouldn't want him in your living room week after week. The television simply couldn't contain his personality. Walter Jon Williams