“maybe you can tell me what the history books got wrong." I nodded, speech centers of my brain overridden by the same parts that had flown into high gear in the bakery in Athens when Demostrate announced the end of… — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
“It's not the answers, it's that you remember to seek them. Each definition you find brings you one step closer to an unreachable ideal.… — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
“Don't tell me you're not impressed with the Game of Thrones shit they just pulled.” — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
“The old masters said if you met another Buddha on the road, you should kill him. All reality is an illusion: if you think you've found the incarnation of enlightenment, destroy that illusion on the spot. But the real world is real. Therefore, if you meet a bandit on the road, you should kill him. Anyone who seeks to make… — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share
“It's one of those things that's worked, no matter how crazy it sounds, so it's hardly worth getting into why it works.” — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
“This set includes my exclusive novel REBEL, a story of piracy, ancient secrets,” — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
“What form of speech is better than a question? A statement is certain. A question is fluid. To make progress, isn't it better to… — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
“City Hall, a regal place that looked like the shameless offspring of a ritzy hotel and a German castle.” — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
“Anyone who can't forgive someone else for screwing up is deluding themselves. Because we've all made mistakes every bit as bad. And we're each… — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
“If emotions were created for social creatures, did they cease to exist as soon as society disappeared?” — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
“Have the Minister's soldiers been on the march?" "Probably. Given that they're soldiers, and marching is what soldiers do, if only to impress their… — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
“Dealing with Dee was like getting close to a squirrel. You had to just sit there for a while. Wait for it to know… — Edward W. Robertson Copy Share Image
