Societies as well as people become afraid of change as they grow older. It's human nature. The young have adventures while the old sit at home and nurture their memories. — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
“The multiverse, she said, was like an old library whose shelves were packed with books arranged by a cataloguing system that ranked them according… — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
“A poster by the door to the locker room showed a Jackaroo avatar dressed as Uncle Sam, pointing a white-gloved finger under the caption… — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
Societies as well as people become afraid of change as they grow older. It's human nature. The young have adventures while the old sit… — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
Everyone should find something they love doing. Then work isn't work. It's a part of themselves. Of who they are. — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
“We live in an age that cannibalises its past because it has lost faith in its future.” — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
It’s still there, same as it ever was. But we see it differently as we get older. — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
“This is an age of superstition and wishful thinking. The sky is full of evening's empires, and every one of them is founded on… — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
“One thing that's certain about the future: it will have more history than the present.” — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
“The past doesn’t change, does it?” “It’s still there, same as it ever was. But we see it differently as we get older.” — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
“When people go looking for something, they often find something else.” — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
“What is the mass of a feeling? What is its wavelength, its position on the electromagnetic spectrum?” — Paul J. McAuley Copy Share Image
