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Citations de Steven L. Kent (12)


“Distance?”
“Four hundred sixty million miles from Earth.”
“Is she hiding behind Jupiter?”
“She’s out in the open, sir.”
Commenter  J’apprécie          230
"you picked a hell of a place to die Marine" , i told myself .
Commenter  J’apprécie          200
Suddenly a rim of light appeared above the city , raining glare down upon buildings and streets. For a moment it looked like the light was coming from an explosion , but it did not flash and disappear , instead , the light expended over the top of the city like a smoke gathering over a fire . The light was bright enough to cancel the night-for-day lens , and the visor automatically switched to a standard tactical lens .
Commenter  J’apprécie          190
The instructor mentioned something about sharks and giant squid. I imagined a squid staring up at me through the darkness, a bit one, something sixty feet long with tentacles the size of fire hoses. I imagined it blending into the shadows, staring up at me from the darkness, ready to pull me into the inky depths. Ready to hold my body with two tentacles while tearing off each of my limbs with the others.
Commenter  J’apprécie          151
I needed a natural-born aide to help interface with the civilian population.
Having recently been conquered by the all-clone military, a lot of people were wary of clones. Go figure.
Commenter  J’apprécie          154
A moment of terrible silence followed the explosions. I knew that silence. It was filled with shock and disbelief, as if something so outrageous had just occurred that even the buildings could not understand what happened.
Commenter  J’apprécie          130
Synthetic conscription is abolished
Commenter  J’apprécie          110
In the sky , patterns of colors showed in the light , shimmering like heat waves , and the garing light spread across the sky .
Commenter  J’apprécie          112
We were a nation of clones. The end of our rule was built into our DNA. Well, sterility was built into our DNA, and since we didn’t have factories for building the next generation of clones, we were a nonrenewable empire.
Commenter  J’apprécie          90
Sarah Doctorow was an antisynthetic bitch ; but Doctorow didn't share here prejudice . She saw no difference between clones and robots .
Commenter  J’apprécie          90
He was a natural-born, something that automatically made him a person of interest.
Commenter  J’apprécie          90
Was Hannibal committing suicide when he crossed the Alps ?
Commenter  J’apprécie          70

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