“I am a bomb but I mean you no harm. That I still am here to tell this, is a miracle: I was deployed on May 15, 1957, but I didn’t go off because a British nuclear engineer, a young… — Marcus Speh Copy Share Image
“Suddenly, the wind got hold of the hammock. Leaves murmured. It was cold and the sun had gone down.” — Marcus Speh Copy Share Image
“The serious writer was aware of a paradox at the heart of his art: his inner world, the place of the strongest stories, was infinite, but it was also embedded in – if this was possible! – an even more infinite universe of all things to write about. It was like seeing the Grand Canyon from outer space – a… — Marcus Speh Copy Share
“Gerbert, by the window, shuddered; his mouth contorted. The witch began to twist faster and faster while her twin was talking to Gisela, mumbling… — Marcus Speh Copy Share Image
“Using something real does not destroy the fantastical; it underlines it.” — Marcus Speh Copy Share Image
“That night, Gregory dreamt of his mother. It was a dream that he'd have carried to his therapist like a raw, precious egg if… — Marcus Speh Copy Share Image
“I am a bomb but I mean you no harm. That I still am here to tell this, is a miracle: I was deployed… — Marcus Speh Copy Share Image
