Floating Hotel Quotes

“The luxury was an intrusion into dull reality;”
― Grace Curtis, Floating Hotel

“populated by displaced people whose brief lives were made bearable with substances that shortened them.”
― Grace Curtis, Floating Hotel

“the rule with public fights was the same as the rule with potholes: walk around them and hope they get fixed before someone hurts themselves.”
― Grace Curtis, Floating Hotel

“Without hectic parties, groundside activities or spectacular views, the guests were forced to slow down. Read a little. Talk. Swim. Stroll the greenhouse. The pressure to relax fell off their shoulders and they could finally, well, relax.”
― Grace Curtis, Floating Hotel

“Fretting about death is an aristocrat’s pastime, she thought. The rest of us are too busy trying to live.”
― Grace Curtis, Floating Hotel

“Ephraim knew that people were not as solid as they liked to pretend. Mostly, people were liquid; great bags of pulsating liquid held together by a perilously thin membrane of skin, electrified with just enough thoughts to provide the illusion of sentience.”
― Grace Curtis, Floating Hotel