Dilatar la vida de los hombres era dilatar su agonía y multiplicar el numero de sus muertes.

...this was the simple essence of his universe: the instantaneous refusal to submit to disaster, the irresistible drive to fight it, the triumphant feeling of his own ability to win.

If some crazy bastard tossed you into a lake when you couldn't swim, and you learned to swim like that”—Bickel snapped his fingers—“and you found then you could just keep on going, wouldn't you swim like hell to get away from the crazy bastard?

Written By Frank Herbert

About us

Featured posts

Featured Topics

Quick Links