Neal Stephenson (1959) American science fiction writer
Neal Stephenson coins the term "text literacy" during interview for the article "Pushing the Edge With 'Diamond Age' Nano-Machines," Associated Press, May 10, 1995
Source: Short Fiction, Bone Eaters (2015), p. 229
Neal Stephenson (1959) American science fiction writer
Neal Stephenson coins the term "text literacy" during interview for the article "Pushing the Edge With 'Diamond Age' Nano-Machines," Associated Press, May 10, 1995
“Sorcery works against Nature, magic works with it.”
Avram Davidson book The Phoenix and the Mirror
Source: The Phoenix and the Mirror (1969), Chapter 11
“To handle a language skillfully is to practice a kind of evocative sorcery.”
Charles Baudelaire (1821–1867) French poet
“Ambitious dabblers in sorcery add much to the hell that is on earth.”
Michael Shea book Nifft the Lean
Part 3, Chapter 14 (p. 191)
Nifft the Lean (1982)
“The essence of sorcery, even for its nonfraudulent practitioners, is misdirection.”
Glen Cook book Shadows Linger
Source: Shadows Linger (1984), Chapter 8, “Tally Close-Up” (p. 243)
“My clever baton holds your unnatural sorcery in abeyance.”
Jack Vance (1916–2013) American mystery and speculative fiction writer
Source: Quotations and text from the Dying Earth novels, The Dying Earth (1950), Chapter 6, "Guyal of Sfere"
“There was one temporal power greater than the greatest sorcery. Greed.”
Glen Cook book Soldiers Live
Source: Soldiers Live (2000), Chapter 23, “Glittering Stone: Fortress with No Name” (p. 448)
“Sorcery accusations have become a scapegoat for young frustrated individuals.”
Anton Bal (1963) Roman Catholic archbishop from Papua New Guinea born 1963
Interview to Bishop Anton Bal http://www.stopsorceryviolence.org/project/interview-to-bishop-anton-bal/ (April 7, 2015)