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Grady Hendrix Quote: “If you’re going to murder your best friend with an axe, you should make sure you know what you’re doing.”

301. “If you’re going to murder your best friend with an axe, you should make sure you know what you’re doing.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Money is different for men who are not born with it, and I knew that Augustus had not been born with money but had had to scrape for it, and so it inspired within him a kind of madness, and every day there were born more and more like him, men willing to lose their senses to secure a dollar.”

302. “Money is different for men who are not born with it, and I knew that Augustus had not been born with money but had had to scrape for it, and so it inspired within him a kind of madness, and every day there were born more and more like him, men willing to lose their senses to secure a dollar.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Poppy looked like she’d been so miserable for so long that she didn’t know what she wanted anymore.”

303. “Poppy looked like she’d been so miserable for so long that she didn’t know what she wanted anymore.”

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Grady Hendrix Quote: “It’s a children’s story.” “So’s the Bible,” Mark said. “But you got people making laws and killing each other over it every day.”

304. “It’s a children’s story.” “So’s the Bible,” Mark said. “But you got people making laws and killing each other over it every day.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “The ancient alchemists knew they were unlikely to turn lead into gold, but they also knew that in their attempts they would make profound discoveries.”

305. “The ancient alchemists knew they were unlikely to turn lead into gold, but they also knew that in their attempts they would make profound discoveries.”

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Grady Hendrix Quote: “She became their loudest advocate and their most vocal defender. She pursued every conspiracy theory and used the settlement from her homecoming night massacre to fund legal challenges to their convictions.”

306. “She became their loudest advocate and their most vocal defender. She pursued every conspiracy theory and used the settlement from her homecoming night massacre to fund legal challenges to their convictions.”

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Grady Hendrix Quote: “No. She would not say it. If she said it, then she was agreeing this was fine, that it was okay for a weird person she did not know to give her a Bible.”

307. “No. She would not say it. If she said it, then she was agreeing this was fine, that it was okay for a weird person she did not know to give her a Bible.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Then let’s rock and roll!” she said. “But first, I’ve got a bladder full of passion fruit lemonade that needs a download, and I warn y’all, the walls in here are real thin. You might want to go outside.”

308. “Then let’s rock and roll!” she said. “But first, I’ve got a bladder full of passion fruit lemonade that needs a download, and I warn y’all, the walls in here are real thin. You might want to go outside.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “She didn’t worry, she didn’t smile, she didn’t feel out of place. A girl with a guitar never has to apologize for anything.”

309. “She didn’t worry, she didn’t smile, she didn’t feel out of place. A girl with a guitar never has to apologize for anything.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “You must make choices, or the world will make them for you.”

310. “You must make choices, or the world will make them for you.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “I always tried to protect you from yourself,′ he said, and put on his sunglasses. She hated him for timing the move so perfectly.”

311. “I always tried to protect you from yourself,′ he said, and put on his sunglasses. She hated him for timing the move so perfectly.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Why is it always bitches, Kitty thought. As if men believed that word had some kind of magic power.”

312. “Why is it always bitches, Kitty thought. As if men believed that word had some kind of magic power.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Time only moves in one direction no matter how hard we wish it wasn’t so.”

313. “Time only moves in one direction no matter how hard we wish it wasn’t so.”

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Grady Hendrix Quote: “Does it hurt?” I ask. “Getting shot in the legs?” she asks. “What, because I’m paralyzed? You think it doesn’t hurt? Here’s an idea, Lynnette. Why don’t you go get shot in something you don’t use, like your head, and report back, okay? Jesus Christ. Dr. Carol told me you’d had a breakdown.”

314. “Does it hurt?” I ask. “Getting shot in the legs?” she asks. “What, because I’m paralyzed? You think it doesn’t hurt? Here’s an idea, Lynnette. Why don’t you go get shot in something you don’t use, like your head, and report back, okay? Jesus Christ. Dr. Carol told me you’d had a breakdown.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “How many times had she stood at a party or in the supermarket, talking about someone’s child being slow, or their baby being ugly, and that person appeared out of nowhere and she smiled in their face and said, I was just thinking about you and that cute baby of yours, and they never had a clue.”

315. “How many times had she stood at a party or in the supermarket, talking about someone’s child being slow, or their baby being ugly, and that person appeared out of nowhere and she smiled in their face and said, I was just thinking about you and that cute baby of yours, and they never had a clue.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Orsk is all about scripted disorientation. The store wants you to surrender to a programmed shopping experience. The Cuyahoga Panopticon was the same thing. The warden believed he could cure a criminal brain using forced labor, mindless repetition, and total surveillance. This was back when people believed that architecture could be designed to generate a psychological effect.”

316. “Orsk is all about scripted disorientation. The store wants you to surrender to a programmed shopping experience. The Cuyahoga Panopticon was the same thing. The warden believed he could cure a criminal brain using forced labor, mindless repetition, and total surveillance. This was back when people believed that architecture could be designed to generate a psychological effect.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Of course she can,” Ian said. “I don’t want to sound critical, but you just dropped the entire concept of death on her and left me here to clean up the mess. It didn’t get better when you told her you were coming back early, then changed your mind.”

317. “Of course she can,” Ian said. “I don’t want to sound critical, but you just dropped the entire concept of death on her and left me here to clean up the mess. It didn’t get better when you told her you were coming back early, then changed your mind.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Her pain felt bigger than the world, but she’d had a baby and she could endure anything.”

318. “Her pain felt bigger than the world, but she’d had a baby and she could endure anything.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “What danger signs should patients watch for when selecting a skeleton doctor? Well, if the doctor refers to patients as “poor unlucky bastards,” be careful. Also, doctors who turn abandoned mental institutions into their own private research facilities are probably up to no good. Especially when the entrance to said clinic is “an underground passageway behind the morgue.” Most important, just remember that whenever a skeleton does science, innocent people wind up getting hurt.”

319. “What danger signs should patients watch for when selecting a skeleton doctor? Well, if the doctor refers to patients as “poor unlucky bastards,” be careful. Also, doctors who turn abandoned mental institutions into their own private research facilities are probably up to no good. Especially when the entrance to said clinic is “an underground passageway behind the morgue.” Most important, just remember that whenever a skeleton does science, innocent people wind up getting hurt.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “She checked underneath the sink but didn’t see anything that might destroy an evil puppet.”

320. “She checked underneath the sink but didn’t see anything that might destroy an evil puppet.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Patricia reconsidered. Was he rich?”

321. “Patricia reconsidered. Was he rich?”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Abby Rivers was a certified grown-up because she’d finally cried at a movie.”

322. “Abby Rivers was a certified grown-up because she’d finally cried at a movie.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Marasco was a high school English teacher, so his illusions about human nature had long ago been stomped to death.”

323. “Marasco was a high school English teacher, so his illusions about human nature had long ago been stomped to death.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Abby ate shark for the first time. It tasted like steak made out of fish.”

324. “Abby ate shark for the first time. It tasted like steak made out of fish.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Patricia, would you cheat on Carter with a stranger who showed up on your doorstep, with no people, and told you he was a vegetarian? You’d want to at least check his driver’s license first, wouldn’t you?”

325. “Patricia, would you cheat on Carter with a stranger who showed up on your doorstep, with no people, and told you he was a vegetarian? You’d want to at least check his driver’s license first, wouldn’t you?”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “You’re going to hurt the feelings of all those new library books,” Louise said, and instantly Poppy’s eyes got wide. “They’re going to be sad you didn’t want to read them first. You’re going to make them cry.”

326. “You’re going to hurt the feelings of all those new library books,” Louise said, and instantly Poppy’s eyes got wide. “They’re going to be sad you didn’t want to read them first. You’re going to make them cry.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Patricia suspected that getting entangled with women like this was the first step on a slippery slope that ended with her wearing felt reindeer antlers at Christmas...”

327. “Patricia suspected that getting entangled with women like this was the first step on a slippery slope that ended with her wearing felt reindeer antlers at Christmas...”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Were they really discussing the differences between fried chicken cooked by two women who’d died decades ago? She felt like she wasn’t.”

328. “Were they really discussing the differences between fried chicken cooked by two women who’d died decades ago? She felt like she wasn’t.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “I know you don’t like me because I’m not successful enough for you,” Mark said. “But I’m actually happy with my life. People like me. They think I’m a nice guy.”

329. “I know you don’t like me because I’m not successful enough for you,” Mark said. “But I’m actually happy with my life. People like me. They think I’m a nice guy.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “She had brown eyes, and I found them and held them with mine, and she instinctively looked away; then she looked back, then she stopped moving and looked at me with a very faint smile on her lips. We looked at each other until it was obvious what was going on, and then we looked a little longer.”

330. “She had brown eyes, and I found them and held them with mine, and she instinctively looked away; then she looked back, then she stopped moving and looked at me with a very faint smile on her lips. We looked at each other until it was obvious what was going on, and then we looked a little longer.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “She didn’t think things could get any worse, then she saw the sign. Welcome to Florida, it read. The Sunshine State.”

331. “She didn’t think things could get any worse, then she saw the sign. Welcome to Florida, it read. The Sunshine State.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Johnstone piles incident on incident, trope on trope, and if something isn’t working he keeps on piling. When time itself needs to be brought to a screeching halt, Jay Clute just pulls out his gun and shoots a clock. Because clocks make time, right? In William W. Johnstone’s world, why not?”

332. “Johnstone piles incident on incident, trope on trope, and if something isn’t working he keeps on piling. When time itself needs to be brought to a screeching halt, Jay Clute just pulls out his gun and shoots a clock. Because clocks make time, right? In William W. Johnstone’s world, why not?”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “The paper doesn’t talk about what happens in Six Mile,” Mrs. Greene said. “We’re not quite Mt. Pleasant, not quite Awendaw, not quite anyplace. Certainly not the Old Village. Besides, one little boy has an accident, an old lady runs away with some man, the police figure it’s just colored people being colored. It’d be like reporting on a fish for being wet.”

333. “The paper doesn’t talk about what happens in Six Mile,” Mrs. Greene said. “We’re not quite Mt. Pleasant, not quite Awendaw, not quite anyplace. Certainly not the Old Village. Besides, one little boy has an accident, an old lady runs away with some man, the police figure it’s just colored people being colored. It’d be like reporting on a fish for being wet.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Less than twenty percent of Americans supported that war. No one wanted to send their sons and daughters to die in the desert, but the generals gathered in their masses, right? And look at the world they made.”

334. “Less than twenty percent of Americans supported that war. No one wanted to send their sons and daughters to die in the desert, but the generals gathered in their masses, right? And look at the world they made.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Since time immemorial, humankind’s greatest natural predator has been the clown.”

335. “Since time immemorial, humankind’s greatest natural predator has been the clown.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “She could taste the swampy stink coating the roof of her mouth, turning her saliva bitter and sending it trickling down the back of her throat.”

336. “She could taste the swampy stink coating the roof of her mouth, turning her saliva bitter and sending it trickling down the back of her throat.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “You know why they say all this?” “Because you’re witches?” Fern asked. “Because we’re women,” Periwinkle said.”

337. “You know why they say all this?” “Because you’re witches?” Fern asked. “Because we’re women,” Periwinkle said.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “This year, the not-quite-a-book-club was reading the classics: Helter Skelter, In Cold Blood, Zodiac, Ann Rule’s The Stranger Beside Me, and a new edition of Fatal Vision with yet another epilogue updating the reader on the feud between the author and his subject.”

338. “This year, the not-quite-a-book-club was reading the classics: Helter Skelter, In Cold Blood, Zodiac, Ann Rule’s The Stranger Beside Me, and a new edition of Fatal Vision with yet another epilogue updating the reader on the feud between the author and his subject.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “We’ve been cleaning up after men our entire lives. This is no different.”

339. “We’ve been cleaning up after men our entire lives. This is no different.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “There’s so much life and it just keeps going. Maybe not everyone’s life, but Life. It doesn’t stop for anyone... no matter how hard we try, we can’t stop life. No matter how much we fight, no matter how many we kill, things keep changing, and growing, and living, and people get lost, and fall away, and come back, and get born, and move on, and no matter what it’s all so much, it’s all so hard, the way life just keeps going and going.”

340. “There’s so much life and it just keeps going. Maybe not everyone’s life, but Life. It doesn’t stop for anyone... no matter how hard we try, we can’t stop life. No matter how much we fight, no matter how many we kill, things keep changing, and growing, and living, and people get lost, and fall away, and come back, and get born, and move on, and no matter what it’s all so much, it’s all so hard, the way life just keeps going and going.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Oh, can it,” Abby’s mom said. “Martin never liked you, either.” Abby’s dad stopped rubbing his pants for a moment and shrugged his bony shoulders. “Now that’s not entirely true,” he said. “I just never thought about you long enough to develop an opinion.”

341. “Oh, can it,” Abby’s mom said. “Martin never liked you, either.” Abby’s dad stopped rubbing his pants for a moment and shrugged his bony shoulders. “Now that’s not entirely true,” he said. “I just never thought about you long enough to develop an opinion.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “They took the hits so we could skate by obliviously, because that’s the deal: as a parent, you endure pain so your children don’t have to.”

342. “They took the hits so we could skate by obliviously, because that’s the deal: as a parent, you endure pain so your children don’t have to.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “The car buzzed at her, as if a door ajar was the most important problem in her life right now.”

343. “The car buzzed at her, as if a door ajar was the most important problem in her life right now.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “What good is free love if nobody showers?” Maryellen asked.”

344. “What good is free love if nobody showers?” Maryellen asked.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Friend “ is a word whose sharp corners have been worn smooth by overuse. “I’m friends with the guys in IT,” she might say, or “I’m being some friends after work.” But she remembers when the word “friend” could draw blood.”

345. “Friend “ is a word whose sharp corners have been worn smooth by overuse. “I’m friends with the guys in IT,” she might say, or “I’m being some friends after work.” But she remembers when the word “friend” could draw blood.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Nothing in magic is gained by aiming straight for it. As in life, it is the failures that prove to be most valuable because it is in failure that you learn anything useful, about the world or about yourself.”

346. “Nothing in magic is gained by aiming straight for it. As in life, it is the failures that prove to be most valuable because it is in failure that you learn anything useful, about the world or about yourself.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Mothering, manipulating – sometimes there wasn’t a difference. She’d learned that from her mom.”

347. “Mothering, manipulating – sometimes there wasn’t a difference. She’d learned that from her mom.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “You’ve been three thousand miles away,” Mark said. “While I’ve been here dealing with Mom and Dad being dead, so you don’t get to suddenly parachute out of your nerd plane and start barking orders.”

348. “You’ve been three thousand miles away,” Mark said. “While I’ve been here dealing with Mom and Dad being dead, so you don’t get to suddenly parachute out of your nerd plane and start barking orders.”

— Grady Hendrix

Grady Hendrix Quote: “Louise knew her dad. His cheapness was legendary. He called it “understanding the value of a dollar.”

349. “Louise knew her dad. His cheapness was legendary. He called it “understanding the value of a dollar.”

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Grady Hendrix Quote: “It was cruel to make her think that someone had come for her. It was sadistic to make her think she was not alone when she knew that she was always alone.”

350. “It was cruel to make her think that someone had come for her. It was sadistic to make her think she was not alone when she knew that she was always alone.”

— Grady Hendrix

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