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“Kusha felt a tinge of pride, exponentially multiplied by her Low-Grade inferiority complex, reading this footnote. It worsened when ads started coming up on her HOME page after reading it. The ads had horrible titles: Dream Youth For The Low Grades. Alternate Longevity. A Secret Pleasurable Way To Youth. Get Your Dream Citizenship With Pleasing Pleasure Contract. The last one is for non-citizens, of course. At least, she’s a citizen. But when Kusha discovered how many unevolved men and women enter such contracts just for citizenship, it made her face crease. As if she’d caught a nasty smell. For a moment, she even thought, she hated every High Grade in the world, including everyone in her adoptive family. Right now, standing in front of Meera, the hatred swells.”

The Oldest Dance

Misba

“That's the funny thing about life. Extraordinary things can happen to ordinary people like you and me, but only if we open ourselves up enough to let them.”

All the Lonely People

Mike Gayle

“Finding out that something you have just discovered is considered all but impossible is one of the joys of science.”

How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming

Mike Brown

“Because everyone loves a girlboss until she tries to tell you what to do.”

Not Here to Be Liked

Michelle Quach

“You spend your life so worried about what others think, when in reality, people mostly don't think. On the few occasions when they do, true, it is often something bad, but one has to at least admire the fact that they're thinking at all.”

The Leisure Seeker

Michael Zadoorian

“Working smarter is learning to prioritize, plan, and focus our energies with meaningful intent.”

Balancing Work, Relationships & Life in Three Simple Steps

Michael Thomas Sunnarborg

“in the words of Samuel Beckett: Try again. Fail again. Fail better.”

How to Be Perfect: The Correct Answer to Every Moral Question

Michael Schur

“Keep in mind that in the whole long tradition of storytelling, from Greek myths through Shakespeare through King Arthur and Robin Hood, this whole notion that you can't tell stories about certain characters because someone else owns them is a very modern one - and to my mind, a very strange one.”

Slices

Michael Montoure

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