“Associate Professor Winter, are you perhaps an amateur? (Again.) To be completely honest, all this was nothing compared to the main thrust of my paper, the subject I had spent countless years writing my dissertation on: Tehom. “The Great… — J.S. Drangsholt Copy Share
“Partially because right at this moment, in this brief instant in the infinitely long time span of the universe, I didn’t feel scared, but angry. Which in turn scared me even more since I remembered the end of Star Wars Episode VI and knew that anger is a step toward the dark side, which made me even angrier. Because I… — J.S. Drangsholt Copy Share
“Wisdom is better than folly, the way the light is better than the darkness.” — J.S. Drangsholt Copy Share Image
“Associate Professor Winter, are you perhaps an amateur? (Again.) To be completely honest, all this was nothing compared to the main thrust of my paper, the subject I had spent countless years writing my dissertation on: Tehom. “The Great Deep,” which can also mean “abyss, sea” or “to agitate, destroy, confuse.” It comes up right at the beginning of… — J.S. Drangsholt Copy Share
“You are a sparrow,” he said. “You use up your energy from one moment to the next. On folly. On fear. On people who don’t mean anything. What are you looking for?” I cried even harder, but at the same time I began to feel irritated. He didn’t even know me, for Pete’s sake. And if I was going to… — J.S. Drangsholt Copy Share
“We were standing in front of Rembrandt’s The Return of the Prodigal Son, and I stared at it blankly. Looking at a father who believed he had lost his child forever. At a son, who finally found himself, in a space where he could raise his arms and stretch them into the air and feel free. We all make the… — J.S. Drangsholt Copy Share
“Plus Bjørnar seemed to increasingly regard me more like an annoying lab partner than a life partner. It was like he was Bobby Simone… — J.S. Drangsholt Copy Share Image
