Bobby Adair

“People need hope more than they know.”

— Bobby Adair

“a sound of breaking bones wrapped in tearing flesh.”

— Bobby Adair

“Everybody knows what the dinner bell sounds like.”

— Bobby Adair

“Pain today, pussy tomorrow.”

— Bobby Adair

“surrender to the strident sunshine, it”

— Bobby Adair

“Were we going extinct, or did we have hope?”

— Bobby Adair

“The Hillbillies made themselves a fort.”

— Bobby Adair

“Like I keep tellin’ you man, you think too much when”

— Bobby Adair

“I’m your nightmare.” I loved that thought. It tantalized me with its power.”

— Bobby Adair

“It was the sound of somebody punching a giant marshmallow that announced the detonation.”

— Bobby Adair

“The same reason that the Klingons have a cloaking device,” Murphy”

— Bobby Adair

“The soon-to-be-dead were a lot more like me. Wallowing. Waiting.”

— Bobby Adair

“The folks in this small town had made their last stand at the Piggly Wiggly.”

— Bobby Adair

“They had a smokehouse next to the pigpen—kind of morbid for the pigs. The”

— Bobby Adair

“Naked on the bank, they looked like refugees waiting for the mercy of sepsis. It”

— Bobby Adair

“He was in no shape at that moment to pick the mood up off of the floor, but”

— Bobby Adair

“Some days I felt invincible, though I had to constantly remind myself that my delusions of invincibility were driven primarily by anger…

— Bobby Adair

“If we ran into the woods, well, that might put us back in the situation we’d been in for most of the…

— Bobby Adair

“The problem with any utopia is that it discounts the vile ability of humans to turn it into the same ugly world…

— Bobby Adair

“Hundreds, maybe thousands, naked and hairless (and what the fuck was up with that anyway?) were distracted by the crack of my…

— Bobby Adair

“Dammit.” I huffed and tried my best not to throw a toddler tantrum, and thought about punching the steering wheel as”

— Bobby Adair

“The only people in the whole world that Salim loved had been killed by the virus that traveled to America in his…

— Bobby Adair

“Man, I’m just trying to get you lighten up a bit.” “Murphy, we’re looking at a thousand rotting corpses. Lighten up?” “Life…

— Bobby Adair

“Once people get beliefs into their heads, it’s fucking hard to change their minds, no matter how many facts come knocking on…

— Bobby Adair

“We’re all guilty of saying things, especially on social media, that hurt one another, that leave scars, and damage relationships. As I…

— Bobby Adair

“We had tens of thousands of ballistic missiles we could pop into low-earth orbit in the blink of an eye so we…

— Bobby Adair

“Sure, shit happens we can’t control, but that’s exactly what it is: shit you can’t control. You can’t control what it is,…

— Bobby Adair

“My hands felt electrically charged. My blood was ready to burst from my veins and my heart was beating a manic rhythm.…

— Bobby Adair

“We probably won’t live long enough to run out of food, or electricity, or anything important.” “Oh, you’ll live,” Murphy said. “I…

— Bobby Adair

“I went into the living room and looked down at my mother’s torn body and shook my head. It was surreal. I…

— Bobby Adair

“Where is everybody?” “Gone,” Martin answered flatly.”

— Bobby Adair

“Evidence of death was everywhere, in everything. Worth”

— Bobby Adair

“The Rural People of East Texas Club.”

— Bobby Adair

“History is full of examples of slaughter and victory.”

— Bobby Adair

“disease transmitted through bodily fluids”

— Bobby Adair

“some with heavy doors swaying in the breeze. The”

— Bobby Adair

“instead of just surviving, we can choose to thrive.”

— Bobby Adair

“I was defined. I knew what I was. I was vengeance.”

— Bobby Adair

“had an imagination full of bad ideas and a pocket full of stupid to spend.”

— Bobby Adair

“A choice to do nothing was a choice to passively die at the hands of a cruel future. I”

— Bobby Adair