32.

‘The problem with the marginal is one, they have no understanding of nuance, and two, they have zero awareness that their dropout lifestyles are as much a part and product of the society we live in as any diligent careerists.’ — Iphgenia Baal, ‘Married to the Streets’

31.

‘The interesting thing is that shame and indifference can manifest the same on the outside.’ — Tad DeLay, Against

30.

‘…a few familiar forms stagnating in utility…’ — Martin Vaughn-James, The Cage

29.

‘To me the book was worth something because it made me cry and feel afraid.’ — Megan Nolan.

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28.

‘You can love a city, you can recognise its houses and its streets in your remotest or dearest memories, but only in the hour of revolt is the city really felt as your own city’ — Furio Jesi, Spartakus

27.

‘The weeping spider is called Phoebe, he is a boy spider and he lives on the moon. The rest you will have to find out yourself.’ — Catherine Besterman, The Extraordinary Education of Johnny Longfoot

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Does it count if you push the bees to hive within a skull? It doesn’t count, & the honey that you get is nothing.

23.

‘Nature is a haunted house  — but Art — a house that tries to be haunted.’ — Emily Dickinson.