I had never read a novel, though I understood the concept of fiction. It wasn't so unlike religion, or history, for that matter. - Percival Everett

How strange a world, how strange an existence, that one’s equal must argue for one’s equality, that one’s equal must hold a station that allows airing of that argument, that one cannot make that argument for oneself, that premises of said argument must be vetted by those equals who do not agree.

Anyone who speaks to members of his family knows that sharing a language does not mean you share the rules governing the use of that language.

No creo en ningún Dios. Es imposible sentarse aquí, tocar todas estas carpetas, leer todas las páginas y seguir creyendo en un dios.