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A story with no moral isn't worth writing; a story with no plot isn't worth reading. And if people get your point before they get your story, you are to hire a soapbox instead.

— Marion Zimmer Bradley

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More quotes by Marion Zimmer Bradley

Anyone who intrigues for power, deserves to get it!

Darkover Landfall (1972)

There has to be something wrong with a system that means you can take guilt on and off like an overcoat.

Darkover Landfall (1972)

“Good Lord, what’s that unholy racket!”
“I forgot you weren’t a Scot, darling, don’t you like the bagpipes?”

Darkover Landfall (1972)

Our world is rotten, but I’ve no confidence that the new world will be better!

The Door Through Space (1961)

The trouble is, we’ve all gotten out of the habit of connecting pregnancy and sex, we all have a civilized attitude about it now.

Darkover Landfall (1972)

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