Quotes from book
Today We Choose Faces

Roger Zelazny

“I had no doubts as to the correctness of my own beliefs, that human nature could be altered, that man could be forced to evolve morally.”

Roger Zelazny book Today We Choose Faces

Part 2, Chapter 9 (p. 147)
Today We Choose Faces (1973)

“There are circumstances under which the anomalous should be courted. Ignorance is one of them.”

Roger Zelazny book Today We Choose Faces

Part 2, Chapter 7 (p. 123)
Today We Choose Faces (1973)

“Anyone who rushes toward an unknown peril simply to satisfy a desire for excitement is a fool.”

Roger Zelazny book Today We Choose Faces

Part 2, Chapter 3 (p. 78)
Today We Choose Faces (1973)

“He was one of those scientist-artists who comes along every few centuries to justify the existence of that overworked word “genius.””

Roger Zelazny book Today We Choose Faces

Part 2, Chapter 6 (p. 108)
Today We Choose Faces (1973)

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