“The world, it seems, does not much care anymore if you are an Eagle Scout, or even a Tenderfoot. It's all about how many "followers" you have, the perfection of your spray-tanned abs; whether you had the genius to sell… — Nickolas Butler Copy Share Image
“It was the first time in her life that she considered clothing as a method of camoflaging our scars, the traumas of our lives.” — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“Goddamn golf shirts and gym memberships and fake muscles and tans and cell phones and new cars. Trevor didn't care about any of that… — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“Corn might be the epidemic that kills us, but I've always loved staring at a big field of it, perfectly planted.” — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“The world is composed of people who are hungry, and those who are not hungry. It goes back to energy, to entropy. If you… — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“something desperate, something ecstatic, some transference of, yes, energy” — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“It feels like she's having some very sophisticated sleepover with her spiritual sensei or guru. She has always avoided the term LIFE COACH, finding… — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“and read the books that always seem to Jenga up on her bedside table without her managing to actually read them” — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“The way he loved was almost like a vise, a weight; at times she felt it verged on codependence--that his identity, his value system,… — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“Winter in Wisconsin is the ideal time to avoid someone because our garments grow ever larger, ever thicker, and we go about the frozen… — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“The world is full of bad men, but if you are prepared, and if you are STRONG, then you cannot be taken off guard,… — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“Someone possessed with hunger, with a thought, with a craving, with a perversion, someone who needs their drug, someone who comes to your door… — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
“He was righteous. He had a sense of duty, of what was right and wrong in the world, and I don't mean that in… — Nickolas Butler Copy Share
