“Come nuclear winter, Hacky Sacks will prevail. A lone sack, being hackyed, on some burnt-out horizon. We’ll know civilization, and jam bands, survived.” — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share Image
“So strange don't you think? To ascend to such a high position in your lifetime and then be totally forgotten? I mean, who even… — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“No matter what you have, or how lucky you think you are, there’s nothing in this world you can hold on to so tightly… — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“[She] sees. She knows. She understands. About evil, or whatever you care to name it. It comes. It's relentless. It doesn't care if you… — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“And fifty, he knows, is the moment in life when you stop looking forward and wondering what kind of person you might become, and… — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“You’ll leave a trail of trash on this Earth that will far exceed anything of worth you leave behind. For every ounce of heirloom,… — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“There's nothing special about this place, he thinks. We all forget. Then we forget what we forgot. And that's how we survive.” — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“The thought of just how inadequate the body's natural defenses --skull, bone, brain-- were in the face of the advanced physics-- lead, gun-powder, momentum… — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“Every fourteen year old a supermodel, every forty year old still trying to pass for a teen. My Little Pony backpacks used to be… — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“Come nuclear winter, Hacky Sacks will prevail. A lone sack, being hackyed, on some burnt-out horizon. We’ll know civilization, and jam bands, survived.” — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“New York. The greatest concentration of human potential in the history of the world. So much so that they had to start piling the… — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“In [this] person, he had, bewilderingly, and for the first time ever, collided with another living soul whose continued existence on this earth he… — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
“I may have once had some thin faith in something like cosmic justice, but now I believe in box-cutters.” — Adam Sternbergh Copy Share
