Celyn Kendrick > Quotes

“what was life, if not a certain kind of madness,
which lay in the grey areas between order and chaos?”
― Celyn Kendrick, Green Hills and Holy Wells

“I don’t care for labels because far too often, too many apply, and none of them is precisely right.”
― Celyn Kendrick, Green Hills and Dragon Tales

“He suspected that copious amounts of alcohol were required for fun because it was the cheapest and most readily-available ancient form of self-medication for social anxiety rather than a true joy derived from drinking. Either that, or it was a passive and inefficient quest for self-termination via liver damage among his adolescent peers. Otherwise, was there really a point to large groups of people gathering to get drunk with no common goal?”
― Celyn Kendrick, Green Hills and Daffodils

“A man with a want for money envisions the kingdom of heaven lined with gold.”
― Celyn Kendrick, Green Hills and Dragon Tales

“People are tired of living in shadows like they should be ashamed of something like love while there are bigger problems in the world like murder and underground drug operations.”
― Celyn Kendrick, Green Hills and Dragon Tales

“You can't listen to the stories other people make up about you. You have to know who you are in your heart.”
― Celyn Kendrick, Green Hills and Dragon Tales