“Everywhere you look it unpacks to infinity. What you look for, you find. And you people can have it. All of it.”

—  M. John Harrison , book Light

The comfortable generosity of this offer puzzled Kearney, so he decided to ignore it. It seemed meaningless anyway.
Source: Light (2002), Chapter 31 “I’ve Been Here” (p. 390)

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