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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “It didn’t matter if you were the Hunchback of Notre Dame, you still had a chance to romance Esmeralda.”

101. “It didn’t matter if you were the Hunchback of Notre Dame, you still had a chance to romance Esmeralda.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “You could spend a lifetime peering in forests and jungles and never see one tenth of nature’s secrets.”

102. “You could spend a lifetime peering in forests and jungles and never see one tenth of nature’s secrets.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “There is a phrase, atl tlachinolli, ‘the water that scorches the earth.’ My name means ‘water’ but it is also war.”

103. “There is a phrase, atl tlachinolli, ‘the water that scorches the earth.’ My name means ‘water’ but it is also war.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Nina had every desire to be melodramatic, to give free rein to thoughts and instincts, as in those books where people loved and lived and declared the most beautiful sentiments, but instead she nodded.”

104. “Nina had every desire to be melodramatic, to give free rein to thoughts and instincts, as in those books where people loved and lived and declared the most beautiful sentiments, but instead she nodded.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “I don’t know if I want to make up my mind now,” Casiopea said. “Take it from me. Now is always the answer.”

105. “I don’t know if I want to make up my mind now,” Casiopea said. “Take it from me. Now is always the answer.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “I liked her softness, her romantic notions. She wanted a fairy tale, and I wanted to give her that.”

106. “I liked her softness, her romantic notions. She wanted a fairy tale, and I wanted to give her that.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “He looked down when those boys went by, his hair falling over his face, and they didn’t see him, because nobody saw him. It was just like with the regular passengers; Domingo melted into the tiles, the grime, the shadows.”

107. “He looked down when those boys went by, his hair falling over his face, and they didn’t see him, because nobody saw him. It was just like with the regular passengers; Domingo melted into the tiles, the grime, the shadows.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Grant me a name and it will be yours and mine alone... I could be a different person. If you gave me a name, who is to say it is not mine? If I had an ordinary name, I could have an ordinary story.”

108. “Grant me a name and it will be yours and mine alone... I could be a different person. If you gave me a name, who is to say it is not mine? If I had an ordinary name, I could have an ordinary story.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “She felt awful, and she remembered how Catalina had told her she was capable of leaving deep scars in people if she didn’t watch her scalding tongue. For all your intelligence, you don’t think sometimes, Catalina had said. How true. There she was, making stories up in her head when he had said nothing cruel to her.”

109. “She felt awful, and she remembered how Catalina had told her she was capable of leaving deep scars in people if she didn’t watch her scalding tongue. For all your intelligence, you don’t think sometimes, Catalina had said. How true. There she was, making stories up in her head when he had said nothing cruel to her.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “One must have hobbies,” Clarimonde said, still focused on her drawing. “Or else the mind atrophies.”

110. “One must have hobbies,” Clarimonde said, still focused on her drawing. “Or else the mind atrophies.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “My apologies. Time and isolation do strange things. Of course, the levels of serotonin do not help,” the vampire said. “The what?” Domingo asked. “Serotonin. A neurotransmitter. The low levels in our brains make us violent, impulsive, self-destructive. It’s worse in some types than others.”

111. “My apologies. Time and isolation do strange things. Of course, the levels of serotonin do not help,” the vampire said. “The what?” Domingo asked. “Serotonin. A neurotransmitter. The low levels in our brains make us violent, impulsive, self-destructive. It’s worse in some types than others.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Vampires drained you one way or another.”

112. “Vampires drained you one way or another.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “She wanted a fairytale and I wanted to give her that.”

113. “She wanted a fairytale and I wanted to give her that.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Blood is the oldest coin. Blood remains.”

114. “Blood is the oldest coin. Blood remains.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “I have seen the world, and in seeing it I’ve noticed people seem bound to their vices.”

115. “I have seen the world, and in seeing it I’ve noticed people seem bound to their vices.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “He was thirty-five years old and couldn’t remember who he’d wanted to be at twenty. He’d lost himself long ago.”

116. “He was thirty-five years old and couldn’t remember who he’d wanted to be at twenty. He’d lost himself long ago.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “One face blended into another. She would not have been able to tell them apart even if she’d looked closely.”

117. “One face blended into another. She would not have been able to tell them apart even if she’d looked closely.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “I don’t even know if I exist anymore.”

118. “I don’t even know if I exist anymore.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Love is a strange thing to us. We do not revel in it. We only know hunger.”

119. “Love is a strange thing to us. We do not revel in it. We only know hunger.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Folktales are full of such coincidences that are never coincidences at all, but the brittle games of powerful forces.”

120. “Folktales are full of such coincidences that are never coincidences at all, but the brittle games of powerful forces.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “What resentments could sprout in a young heart when all affection and love had been denied?”

121. “What resentments could sprout in a young heart when all affection and love had been denied?”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “The feeling that this was someone who devoured people, but never got his suit dirty.”

122. “The feeling that this was someone who devoured people, but never got his suit dirty.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “In a sense all dreams foretell events, but some more clearly than others.”

123. “In a sense all dreams foretell events, but some more clearly than others.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “But he needed a story and she needed to tell one. So she did, until he didn’t care whether she was lying or speaking the truth.”

124. “But he needed a story and she needed to tell one. So she did, until he didn’t care whether she was lying or speaking the truth.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “In the world of the living, one must live.”

125. “In the world of the living, one must live.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “She wished to be unafraid and for the world to be good. Neither thing seemed possible.”

126. “She wished to be unafraid and for the world to be good. Neither thing seemed possible.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “There’s a second when I think it would be fine to forget myself, it would be the easiest thing in the world. But if you forget yourself once, you’ll do it twice, and thrice, and soon...”

127. “There’s a second when I think it would be fine to forget myself, it would be the easiest thing in the world. But if you forget yourself once, you’ll do it twice, and thrice, and soon...”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “So I’ll be wed in the Church of the Holy Incestuous Mushroom?”

128. “So I’ll be wed in the Church of the Holy Incestuous Mushroom?”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “When she looked in the mirror she felt as though there was an invisible crack in it, perhaps in her.”

129. “When she looked in the mirror she felt as though there was an invisible crack in it, perhaps in her.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “It gave his face a faintly mismatched air where once before it had possessed an elegant, near-perfect symmetry.”

130. “It gave his face a faintly mismatched air where once before it had possessed an elegant, near-perfect symmetry.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “I’ve never understood that. Once, twice, thrice removed. Who keeps track of such a thing? I always figure if they come to my birthday party we are related and that’s it, no need to pull out the genealogy chart.”

131. “I’ve never understood that. Once, twice, thrice removed. Who keeps track of such a thing? I always figure if they come to my birthday party we are related and that’s it, no need to pull out the genealogy chart.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “I could have sworn, for one brief instant, that tiger was no great cat but a mighty god of death crouching above me.”

132. “I could have sworn, for one brief instant, that tiger was no great cat but a mighty god of death crouching above me.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “That strange dividing line inside her body, the crack that seemed to nestle at the center of her being, now felt deep and solid. A fault line, filled with dread and anger. It scared her, this capacity for strength, for violence. It also awed her.”

133. “That strange dividing line inside her body, the crack that seemed to nestle at the center of her being, now felt deep and solid. A fault line, filled with dread and anger. It scared her, this capacity for strength, for violence. It also awed her.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Casiopea’s father, he’d called her kuhkay – firefly – because the little bugs carried lights from the stars, and she was his little star. She wondered if he meant this, if this might be her long-lost name.”

134. “Casiopea’s father, he’d called her kuhkay – firefly – because the little bugs carried lights from the stars, and she was his little star. She wondered if he meant this, if this might be her long-lost name.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Her hands were hard and ugly from beating the laundry against the stone lavadero, but her mind had the worst of it. She yearned for a sliver of freedom.”

135. “Her hands were hard and ugly from beating the laundry against the stone lavadero, but her mind had the worst of it. She yearned for a sliver of freedom.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Even if the darkness never ended and swallowed him whole, he’d still run to her.”

136. “Even if the darkness never ended and swallowed him whole, he’d still run to her.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Alma is the only person who has benefited from this whole thing. All these years she’s been using the magic Ewers originally invoked in those nitrate reels to keep herself young.”

137. “Alma is the only person who has benefited from this whole thing. All these years she’s been using the magic Ewers originally invoked in those nitrate reels to keep herself young.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “It’s no good telling tales without a drink.”

138. “It’s no good telling tales without a drink.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “We all have a path to travel and a fate written in the book of days.”

139. “We all have a path to travel and a fate written in the book of days.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “The mirrors were supposed to be “wall art” and lend an air of class to the joint, but the results were more tacky than elegant.”

140. “The mirrors were supposed to be “wall art” and lend an air of class to the joint, but the results were more tacky than elegant.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “A job, maybe,” the man said. “They call me El Mago. You know why? Because I can get people out of tight situations, like Houdini. And I can also make things appear and disappear.”

141. “A job, maybe,” the man said. “They call me El Mago. You know why? Because I can get people out of tight situations, like Houdini. And I can also make things appear and disappear.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Bah. A letter is not the same at all. I’d have to write a dozen a day in order to keep you well informed. You know how I go on. Won’t you join us at Oldhouse?”

142. “Bah. A letter is not the same at all. I’d have to write a dozen a day in order to keep you well informed. You know how I go on. Won’t you join us at Oldhouse?”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “The nature of hate is mysterious. It can gnaw at the heart for an eon, then depart when one expected it to remain as immobile as a mountain. But even mountains erode.”

143. “The nature of hate is mysterious. It can gnaw at the heart for an eon, then depart when one expected it to remain as immobile as a mountain. But even mountains erode.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “She wondered if he kept a pair of calipers to measure his guests’ skulls.”

144. “She wondered if he kept a pair of calipers to measure his guests’ skulls.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Have you ever had the chance to do evil in order to produce some good?”

145. “Have you ever had the chance to do evil in order to produce some good?”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Maite wished she had been born in Monaco or New York. Most of the girls in the comic books she read looked like they’d never set a foot in places like the Doctores. If they had toiled in poverty, then they had been lifted to a higher plane by the fat wallet of their beloved. Cinderellas, dreaming. Maite dreamed too, but nothing came of.”

146. “Maite wished she had been born in Monaco or New York. Most of the girls in the comic books she read looked like they’d never set a foot in places like the Doctores. If they had toiled in poverty, then they had been lifted to a higher plane by the fat wallet of their beloved. Cinderellas, dreaming. Maite dreamed too, but nothing came of.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Mexico City was an apocalyptically dysfunctional place at the best of times, what with the pollution, the flooding, the teetering concrete slums, and the city sinking into the lake bed upon which it was built. However, that day, with the sun hiding behind thick clouds and the rain coming down so heavily, it was damn hellish. Rodrigo wished he could head home, back to the sunny, arid North. But there was too much work to be done.”

147. “Mexico City was an apocalyptically dysfunctional place at the best of times, what with the pollution, the flooding, the teetering concrete slums, and the city sinking into the lake bed upon which it was built. However, that day, with the sun hiding behind thick clouds and the rain coming down so heavily, it was damn hellish. Rodrigo wished he could head home, back to the sunny, arid North. But there was too much work to be done.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “However, my wife seems to think you a perfect gentleman, and she is an excellent judge of character.” Hector was surprised to.”

148. “However, my wife seems to think you a perfect gentleman, and she is an excellent judge of character.” Hector was surprised to.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “He didn’t know what the words meant, but he knew what they sounded like: it was the sound of sadness.”

149. “He didn’t know what the words meant, but he knew what they sounded like: it was the sound of sadness.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Maybe it was not the only thing that had broken him. The brunt of cruelty, of the world, had taken its toll and marked him. But she’d been his solace and his hope, the balm from ugliness and wrongdoings. Then she’d left him and admitted that she’d never really loved him.”

150. “Maybe it was not the only thing that had broken him. The brunt of cruelty, of the world, had taken its toll and marked him. But she’d been his solace and his hope, the balm from ugliness and wrongdoings. Then she’d left him and admitted that she’d never really loved him.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

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