“For what was art, she thought, but the heart and soul made visible.”
Fuente: Short fiction, Dragonfield and Other Stories (1985), The Pot Child (p. 110)
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“For what was art, she thought, but the heart and soul made visible.”
Fuente: Short fiction, Dragonfield and Other Stories (1985), The Pot Child (p. 110)
“Literature is a textually transmitted disease, normally contracted in childhood.”
Fuente: Touch Magic: Fantasy, Faerie & Folklore in the Literature of Childhood
“Time may heal wounds, but it does not erase the scars.”
Fuente: Briar Rose (1992), Chapter 12 (p. 72)
Fuente: Touch Magic: Fantasy, Faerie & Folklore in the Literature of Childhood
“She hated to lie but she hated arguments even more.”
Fuente: Briar Rose (1992), Chapter 16 (p. 93)
““I’ll drive. You navigate.” He grinned. “I judge people by how well they read maps.””
Fuente: Briar Rose (1992), Chapter 12 (p. 65)
“Wars may make heroes of men, but not all the time.”
Fuente: Briar Rose (1992), Chapter 25 (p. 146)
“Wars do not make heroes of everyone.”
Fuente: Briar Rose (1992), Chapter 25 (p. 146)
Fuente: Briar Rose (1992), Chapter 32 (p. 196; ellpsis represents elision of a brief narrative section)
“There is no liar like the one who lies to himself. He has a fool indeed for an audience.”
Fuente: Short fiction, Dragonfield and Other Stories (1985), The Bull & the Crowth (p. 122)
“Madness also makes folks uneasy; they fear contagion.”
Fuente: Short fiction, Dragonfield and Other Stories (1985), The Tree’s Wife (p. 78)
“Fifteen years can be a long or a short time, depending upon whether one is immortal or not.”
Fuente: Short fiction, Dragonfield and Other Stories (1985), The Thirteenth Fey (p. 39)