I will not attempt to explain why; the human psyche is still a dark forest.
~Dmitri Bilenkin
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I will not attempt to explain why; the human psyche is still a dark forest.
~Dmitri Bilenkin
Dmitri Bilenkin, from "The Surf of Mars, World's Spring. Translated by Roger DeGaris, 1981
We all love mysteries in books and hate them in life.
“The Man Who Was Present” in The Uncertainty Principle by Dmitri Bilenkin
He was disturbed and worried, but proud that he was behaving like a true scientist: he wasn’t losing his head, or panicking, or believing in miracles.
“Things Like That Don’t Happen” in The Uncertainty Principle by Dmitri Bilenkin
Just try telling a teenager that he’s a conformist. Ha! It’s safer to tweak a tiger’s whiskers. Yet who’s most influenced by fads and fashions? Who is the easiest to turn into a raging mob?
The Uncertainty Principle by Dmitri Bilenkin