The title story makes up most of this rating, as the rest are of varying lesser quality.

There is something very chilling about an AI getting its rocks off by torturing the last remaining humans for years and years in increasingly bizarre and terrifying ways. The limitless imagination of a machine is unfathomable.

I hope I'm dead before Skynet takes over.

"But sometimes, when he was making love with Sarah, a weird sense of exhilaration would wash over him, and he’d believe for a moment or two that he could happily fuck her when they were both eighty-five and toothless, that the way their bodies looked was somehow beside the point."

I remember this quote, nearly verbatim, more than I remember anything else about this book.

Thanks to this book and the documentary Blackfish, I now have all sorts of feelings about whales that I never had before.

Jessica is an out-and-out asshole, Liz is sad and faux-noble. This series is off to a fabulous start.

Scandalous things can happen while you're busy rug making.

I cannot believe this is YA.

wow.

wow!