716 Quotes by A.D. Aliwat

The angel is nothing without the demon.

In Buddhism, we don’t believe in the soul. Only karma, deeds. The soul is more of a Western thing. The individual.

Love and be loved in return, but don’t make your love conditional on being loved back.

Purgatory should be nothing if not fair. It’s supposed to be about justice, right? How unjust would purgatory be without some terms?

Touch connotes ownership.

Being a demon works both ways, even a demon doing what you do for love, for God. You gotta commit hateful acts unto yourself as much as others.

Fully objective journalism isn’t really possible. Every word choice is subjective, tells one thing and ignores an alternative. A good journalist can only do the best they can do—sort of like a good person.

Anything can happen given the Latin lover’s mercurial constitution, it seems.

The Airborne Toxic Event has in fact occurred, and it’s even worse than he imagined. Subtler, more insidious, its victims’ deaths prolonged: resembling a normal cloud more than anything obviously virulent. And one of its first victims was the Culture. What it is now is a thing without reason.