Iain M. Banks Quotes

To Touch This Abomination With Anything Less Perfectly Attuned To Its Nature Than The Carefully Dispersed Wings Of An Engine Field Would Be Like An Ancient, Fragile Rocket Ship Falling Into A Sun, Like A Wooden Sea-ship Encountering An Atomic Blast.

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