Time Quote by Douglas E. Richards

“What he carried with him, all he carried with him, was a lack, something like a lack of air, of proper behavior in his…

— Alice Munro

“He was prepared, he thought, for any wonder. The only thing he had never expected was the utterly commonplace.”

— Arthur C. Clarke

“nothing was spared from a good chunk of Lard.”

— Paul Feeney

“There wasn’t a trace of thrusters now.”

— Orson Scott Card

“But you can’t outrun the membrane — he was soon gone.”

— Carol Moreira

“Breathing, for example, was never taken for granted, since, half the time, thanks to the many chemical works and refineries, it was nearly impossible.”

— Mark Helprin

“There was never enough air in the world, but the shortage was particularly acute in that moment.”

— John Green

“All parts of his body, the circuit and flesh, required rest. Not that anything had gone wrong.”

— J.M.K. Walkow

“And nothing had happened—yet. Nothing had to happen either. It was just a dinner. He’d had many meals with other men in his thirty-four…

— Lynda Aicher

“Greg turned around, shooting laser beams though the most disappointing sperm he’d ever unleashed.”

— Aron Beauregard

“His stomach tried to propel itself out of his throat. His mouth hinged open all by itself—the better to upchuck you with, my dear—and…

— Rick Riordan

“He had absolutely no plan beyond opening his mouth and planting his foot in it.”

— Haley Walsh