6 Quotes by Alec Hutson

That is the danger, he mused, of living in such an immutable place. Change, when it did come, seemed too hurried, too discourteous.

A book is the pinnacle of arrogance for it demands to be heard, but it cannot listen. It desires to communicate, yet it refuses conversation.

We make our own destiny. Believing otherwise abdicates responsibility for what happens, and I refuse to do that.

The arrogance of writing comes not from the finished creation, but from the very act itself. What hubris is required for a single mind to believe that its thoughts should populate the world? What unbridled arrogance is it to disperse ideas like the petals of a dandelion in the wind, allowing them to float free, to germinate in the minds of others like an invasive weed?

People don’t change, they only get better at hiding themselves.

This isn’t a game, Kerin! If you want to survive you need to keep your head down. No one will care about you if you’re just a random streamsurfer, an old friend of mine from a previous life. But keep talking loudly here, of all places, and you’ll bring down attention you do not want, I promise you.