Julie Anne Peters (1952) American writer
Source: By the Time You Read This, I'll Be Dead
“War is chaos. It always has been. But technology makes it worse. It changes the fear. At the Institute, I feared men. I feared what Titus and the Jackal could do to me. You see death coming there and can at least struggle against it. Here, you don't have such luxury. Modern war is fearing the air, the shadows, fearing the silence. Death will come and I won't even see it.”
— Pierce Brown, book Golden Son
Source: Golden Son (2015), Ch. 38: The Iron Rain
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