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Lev Grossman Quotes (1969-)
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“Where was the line between a spell and a miracle?”
“It wasn’t nothing, but it wasn’t everything either.”
““Well,” she announced cheerfully, “he’s dead!””
“Once magic was real everything else just seemed so unreal.”
““A Man, a Plan, a Bacchanal: Anomie,” said Peters, grandly.”
“Nobody can be touched by that much power without being corrupted.”
“I admit that you might possibly not be deluding yourself about that.”
“Quentin had never met anybody so staggeringly and unapologetically affected.”
“His whole personality was like an elaborate joke that he never stopped telling.”
““How’s it going?”
“Pretty well,” Quentin said. “I’m not dead.””
“Pretty well,” Quentin said. “I’m not dead.””
“It was too terrible to think about, so she dealt with it by not thinking about it.”
“They were crossing so many lines it was hard to figure out where they were anymore.”
“Everybody wanted to be the hero of their own story. Nobody wanted to be comic relief.”
““Age,” Quentin heard him mutter. “It’s wasted on the young. Just like youth.””
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Lev Grossman on Halo (series)
“The Halo series is, obviously, not an allegory for America’s involvement in Iraq, or the war on terror, where America is the UNSC, the Covenant is radical Islam, and the Brutes and Elites are the Sunni and the Shi’a (or vice versa, it would be idiotic and wrong to try to map one onto the other anyway). It’s a ridiculous idea that breaks down in any number of flagrant ways. Obviously the first Halo came out long before we invaded Iraq, and was conceived and planned even further back (I think it came out November 2001). And unlike the Iraqi insurgents, the Covenant have, or at least had, technological superiority, and they don’t go in for terrorist tactics — they’re toe-to-toe fighters. And they’re aliens. And they’re obsessed with purple things. And on and on.”
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Lev Grossman on Women
“You know what women are like? They’re like those long, skinny blocks you get in Tetris, the ones made out of four blocks straight in a row. First when you need them you can’t get any, then when you don’t need them anymore they’re fucking everywhere and you don’t know what to do with them.”
About Lev Grossman
Lev Grossman (born June 26, 1969) is an American novelist and journalist.