Fear Quote by Kenneth Calhoun

“Cities were the flashpoint of consciousness, distant from suburban somnolence.”

— Kenneth Calhoun

“The water moved under her, a black flow of melted glass. The thick electric wash of cricketsong, swarming particles of noise. Soon the desert…

— Kenneth Calhoun

“The Moon was just a sickle of light, hanging in the sky among a wild spray of stars. All that cosmic luminance, traveling for…

— Kenneth Calhoun

“There are spaces between the events we see where things get past us. Magicians know this too, with their sleight of hand tricks. If…

— Kenneth Calhoun

“Then it was this tribe of cops themselves who shot out the surveillance cameras and aisle mirrors before snorting crushed pills off the floor…

— Kenneth Calhoun

“In dreams lie forgotten lifetimes of joy and torment, leaving only the shadow of memory.”

— Kenneth Calhoun

“There is a constant pressure, surging and eroding away the walls we have erected over the millenia by migrating the contents of our dreams…

— Kenneth Calhoun

“If you stay awake long enough, you have dreams whether you're sleeping or not, hallucinations. It's where we really live, and when we're awake,…

— Kenneth Calhoun

“She saw it happening like stars going out, one by one. Her online friends dropping off and never returning. Everything was shutting down, going…

— Kenneth Calhoun

“The walls were lined with shelves, and she insulated their nest with volumes collected over the years. Their decor was the many colorful spines.”

— Kenneth Calhoun

“Maybe that's where it started and they brought it back from the desert, some kind of contagious psychic wound, guilt based. Maybe it's the…

— Kenneth Calhoun

“I'm like the bottom of the ocean inside, crushing submarines.”

— Kenneth Calhoun