“There is some sickness in man, some paranoid delusion, some grandiose morbidity that runs right through to distant ancestors. Or maybe it is the fear in lonely hearts that they might die without company.” — John Joseph Adams Copy Share Image
“Science fiction and fantasy, though they seem to be about the future or fictional worlds, are always at their core really about the problems… — John Joseph Adams Copy Share Image
“Those are stories, little one,” said the cobbler. “Stories are made up except when they’re not.” — John Joseph Adams Copy Share Image
“Killed by a librarian with a red card," said Jerry. "that's got to be embarrassing.” — John Joseph Adams Copy Share Image
“We believe we know a great lot, with our instruments and things, but I was old enough then to believe we don't know half… — John Joseph Adams Copy Share Image
“Glinda sat at her desk, doing whatever sorceresses do in the mornings.” — John Joseph Adams Copy Share Image
“There is some sickness in man, some paranoid delusion, some grandiose morbidity that runs right through to distant ancestors. Or maybe it is the… — John Joseph Adams Copy Share Image
“There are hardly any women in Iram. This is a problem, because without women nothing happens.” — John Joseph Adams Copy Share Image
“oh do you remember when we were courting when my head lay upon your breast you could make me believe by the falling of… — John Joseph Adams Copy Share Image
“I think everyone is a foolish child,” said the Emperor of the Air. “I know I’m one.” — John Joseph Adams Copy Share Image