Kenneth W. Cain > Quotes

“Getting the key in the ignition was like trying to put her elbow in her ear.”
― Kenneth W. Cain, Midnight in the Graveyard

“Wasn’t I brought up as Obwamat’s brother? Obwamat”
― Kenneth W. Cain, Blood in the Soil, Terror on the Wind

“If we can’t be honest about the books we read, what’s the point of reviewing in the first place?”
― Kenneth W. Cain, One of Us: A Tribute to Frank Michaels Errington

“It is not the job of reviewers to flatter the egos of writers.”
― Kenneth W. Cain, One of Us: A Tribute to Frank Michaels Errington

“The feeling of being always off balance, never knowing the right thing to say because any misconstrued word could be a trap.”
― Kenneth W. Cain, Midnight From Beyond the Stars

“As I loaded the remaining bullets”
― Kenneth W. Cain, Blood in the Soil, Terror on the Wind

“People who picked on her at school were nice to her at church, and she’d learned early on that masks were a part of everyone’s Sunday best.”
― Kenneth W. Cain, Midnight in the Graveyard