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„I didn’t know what would happen if one of my hallucinations shot me. How would my mind interpret that? Undoubtedly, there were a dozen psychologists who’d want to write a paper on it. I wasn’t inclined to give them the opportunity.” (Brandon Sanderson, Legion)
„It’s strange, the way the mind can change perception.”
“To be both a scientist and religious is to create an uneasy truce within a man,” Tobias said. “At the heart of science is accepting only that truth which can be proven. At the heart of faith is to define Truth, at its core, as being unprovable. Razon is a brave man because of what he is doing. Regardless of his discovery, one of two things he holds very dear will be upended.”
„A man seeking to meld science and faith, the first person—perhaps in the history of mankind—to actually find a way to apply science to the ultimate truths of religion. I find that noble.”
Brandon Sanderson reuşeşte de fiecare dată să mai scoată câte un as din mâneca lui infinită cu idei magice de pus pe hârtie. Toate cărţile semnate de el pe care le-a citit până acum mi-au plăcut, fără excepţie (cu grade uşor diferite de intensitate, ce-i drept, dar pe bune că nu are importanţă – până la urmă, toate aveau scânteia aia de originalitate pe care ţi-o doreşti ca cititor fantasy… şi nu numai). Culmea e că nu mă aşteptam la cine ştie ce de la nuvela lui recentă „Legion”. Meh, mi-am zis eu, o povestire mică şi amărâtă n-are cum să fie la fel de tare ca un roman. Nu? Citește restul acestei intrări »
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Wind of Colours 