Author:  Mark Helprin
Book:    Winter's Tale
Viewed: 45 - Published at: 9 years ago

He was able to find the intensity and beauty that he wanted, in the plung itself. Physical forces in a complicated coalition of gravity, acceleration, and temperature were powerful and intense enough to satisfy him. It made sense. Nothing was as comforting as the enduring purity of elemental forces, and returning to them could not mean defeat. But he never thought that he would die in a bark suit, strapped to a shock pancake, next to an incompetent midget.

( Mark Helprin )
[ Winter's Tale ]
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