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“I was goofing around like everybody else in Indiana, and all of a sudden stuff came gushing out. It was disgust with civilization.”

— Kurt Vonnegut

“Being in Indiana was harder than I had expected. As we spent time in the familiar community, we didn’t seem to fit in as…

— Ora-Jay Eash

“I used to live in a seedy section of town. There were a lot of farmers in the area.”

— Jarod Kintz

“Before, they wouldn't speak to each other. Now they were mobilized. The Tribe was in danger.”

— Charles Bukowski

“In fact, the people who live in this town exist—millions of them. They just don’t happen to all live in the same town.”

— David Levithan

“Do you encounter a great deal of . . . factionalism in your area of the colony?”

— Diana Gabaldon

“Cities were once rural and one day they will turn to be rural again.”

— Mehmet Murat ildan

“What if they didn’t even want my help? From pit latrines to condoms, we were trying to assist countless people in every aspect of…

— Jeffrey Gettleman

“Because that’s what the Brotherhood and their families were. Close as siblings, tighter than blood because they were chosen.”

— J.R. Ward

“The four of them stared at me. Half an hour ago we were strangers and I was beating the crap out of them; now…

— Jonathan Maberry

“What happens when the They family meets the Whatevers?”

— Wyatt B. Pringle, Jr

“And they were killers. Of course they were; what would anyone expect them to be?”

— Michael Herr