The same reason that the Klingons have a cloaking device,”…

“Murphy was right. Other people’s fears would haunt us forever.”

— Bobby Adair

“The upper middle-class cracker neighborhood ignored me, focused instead on its own pockets of human chaos. Four”

— Bobby Adair

“Once people get beliefs into their heads, it’s fucking hard to change their minds, no matter how many facts come knocking on the door.…

— Bobby Adair

“The shop was a monument to uninhibited human depravity, the kind that scars souls with permanent shadows. I”

— Bobby Adair

“Sure, shit happens we can’t control, but that’s exactly what it is: shit you can’t control. You can’t control what it is, or sometimes…

— Bobby Adair

“made his words something of a Rorschach test, and I might be reading too many of my own emotions into it. ”

— Bobby Adair

“I went into the living room and looked down at my mother’s torn body and shook my head. It was surreal. I guess some…

— Bobby Adair

“But for the absence of Satan, the world looked like Hell.”

— Bobby Adair

“I’m your nightmare.” I loved that thought. It tantalized me with its power.”

— Bobby Adair

“gazed blankly at nothing in particular. I knew that look. They were the Russells of the group.”

— Bobby Adair

“The Rural People of East Texas Club.”

— Bobby Adair

“instead of just surviving, we can choose to thrive.”

— Bobby Adair

“In soothing tones I added, “Sometimes I notice little details. Besides,”

— Bobby Adair

“I needed to stop letting my thoughts wander off on their own. They needed adult supervision, and”

— Bobby Adair

“we’re different. You can think all of the ‘We Are The World’ thoughts you want, but we aren’t part of that club anymore.”

— Bobby Adair