Harry Hunsicker > Quotes

“The wound is minor, little more than a nick, but it’s dribbling like a Bourbon Street hooker with a month-old case of gonorrhea.”
― Harry Hunsicker, Shadow Boys

“You walk a path enough, you’ll wear a groove in it. The groove gets too deep, metaphorically speaking, it becomes difficult to walk anywhere else. Maybe that path is the one you’re meant to travel, and that’s why the groove is there in the first place.”
― Harry Hunsicker, Shadow Boys

“jangled.”
― Harry Hunsicker, Crosshairs

“Weapons were almost a birthright in the state of Texas; rich or poor, urban or rural, people like their guns. They were a rite of passage for many young men, a symbol of maturity, when they received their first .22 rifle, usually sometime in the second or third grade. But don’t try to take them away. Never can tell when you might have to shoot a rabid armadillo or somebody climbing through the window of your seventeenth-story apartment in Houston.”
― Harry Hunsicker, Still River

“without additional”
― Harry Hunsicker, Crosshairs