“How we devour one another's culture, do so without shame--ideas like water, free flowing and able to take on other forms. Able to flood highways, level entire cities if summoned with enough force.” — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share Image
“Let us shed digital skin, make Mecca of faces. Let us be mirrors facing mirrors, the spaces we contain made infinite by one another's… — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“What I want is for you to touch me in ways that hands and teeth and skin cannot.” — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“Women born works of art, men doomed to spend entire lifetimes trying to create just one.” — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“How we devour one another's culture, do so without shame--ideas like water, free flowing and able to take on other forms. Able to flood… — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“There's a lot of humiliation in living, but that's okay, for if the gods are always laughing, then surely at times they must be… — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“Alarm clocks unset, their taunts silent. Crystals flashing dire red, as if to warn of seconds that dwell, of years that fleet.” — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“What other nations fail to recognize in us--our consumerism--is that we don't simply want to own everything, we want to be everything.” — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“There are worse things than dying alone or afraid, such as dying unafraid, or dying twice, or dying to live.” — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“We aren't always kind to one another, but want to be, and I believe that is the same thing.” — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“I once found a phoenix charred in its own ashes. I brought it home with me, wept through the night, and then tossed it… — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“And yes, life is mostly boring, and we each go through it feeling ugly or like a failure, but sometimes the sun cuts through… — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
“Old movies already in progress, already passed over twice, watched with indifference until orchestras swell over happy endings, new beginnings. The images black and… — J. Andrew Schrecker Copy Share
