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“I felt a pang -- a strange and inexplicable pang that I had never felt before. It was homesickness. Now, even more than I…

— Alan Bradley

“Speak to meat eaters the way you would speak to a wild animal: softly and without any sudden movements.”

— Carol J. Adams

“The sound of carriage wheels and horses was faint,seeming more distant than they actually were. Drops of water clung to the wool of my…

— Alyxandra Harvey

“I felt limp and betrayed, like the skin shed by a terrible animal. It was a relief to be free of the animal, but…

— Sylvia Plath

“But it had grown into something else, something that thrilled me even as it frightened me, made me feel that I had finally cracked…

— Jon Fasman

“I felt once again the unease of arriving at night in an unknown city--that faint sour panic which seems to cling to a place…

— Laurie Lee

“It looks like you two never really got into the eye of the storm. You were more like… the cows who got tossed around…

— Abigail Roux

“It was with deep, idiotic relief that I leaned on that fleshy, humid, barn-yard fool.”

— Kurt Vonnegut

“I'd been about to say something...something...about human naivety...and the fact we had no fundamental right to happiness...or something...but his hand moved over my thigh,…

— Alexis Hall

“I said I didn’t know about any of that but sure would fancy another of those pills. Come with us then, Miranda said. The…

— George Saunders

“One night (I was eleven years old at the time) he came and shook me from my sleep and announced, with the same grumbling…

— Marguerite Yourcenar

“Oddly, I found myself calmer than I'd been in a long while. Maybe it was simply because my muscles ached or maybe because I…

— Dee Williams