I felt a little like saying 'Eeeeeeeeek!' myself, but…

“She wanted to stop, but she was riding a wave of memory and it was carrying her backward to that night, that room, and…

— Philip Reeve

he cut through the 21st Century Gallery, past the big plastic statues of Pluto and Mickey, animal headed gods of lost America

— Philip Reeve

“Its a town eat town world”

— Philip Reeve

“It will be all right, Tom. Wherever we go now, whatever becomes of us, we'll be together, and it will all be all right.”

— Philip Reeve

“The Scriven men wore stack-heeled boots and pearl-studded evening coats; the ladies in their vast skirts looked like mythical creatures, half woman, half sofa.”

— Philip Reeve

“Oenone had found the chapel by accident, and was not certain what kept drawing her back to it. She was not a Christian. Few…

— Philip Reeve

“Uncle knows best.”

— Philip Reeve

“But the look on his face was so strange that I hadn't the heart to take his story away from him. He believed it,…

— Philip Reeve

“And isn't that what all boys want and all men, too? Just to be taken seriously?”

— Philip Reeve

Godshawk looked surprised, the way that people generally do when you ask them philosophical questions in shrubberies in the middle of the night.

— Philip Reeve

“Outside, Melliphant's ear flattened itself against the wood of the door like a pale slug.”

— Philip Reeve

“Waste not, want not’ is the Engineers’ motto, Miss. Properly processed human ordure makes very useful fuel for our city’s engines. And we are…

— Philip Reeve

I don't travel much; I just stay at home and imagine weird places.

— Philip Reeve

Is it...dead?" asked Tom, his voice all quivery with fright. "A town just ran over him," said Hester. "I shouldn't think he's very well...

— Philip Reeve

“The closest she had been to them was certain summer evenings when they had gone for picnics in the magravine's ice-barge -- simple family…

— Philip Reeve