Ken Greenhall > Quotes

“Does everyone have to have an obsession?'
'Certainly. It's your choice of one that determines whether you're sane or not.”
― Ken Greenhall, Hell Hound

“Trust is the ultimate weakness and a kind of madness.... It may be inevitable that anyone who lives in the town, even I, must become afflicted with moments of trust. It is something one must accept. I have become vulnerable but I still have my courage and my physical strength to rely on.”
― Ken Greenhall, Hell Hound

“I’m a person who hesitates before opening a letter; someone whose stomach tightens when the telephone rings. I always expect accusations, announcements of misfortune, the voices of the Furies. Sometimes my fears are justified, although it’s not always immediately apparent.”
― Ken Greenhall, Childgrave

“leaving behind him the harsh odor of a man unconcerned with the opinions of those who lived in heated rooms.”
― Ken Greenhall, Elizabeth

“As Jason drove through the twilight he wondered weather people really could love animals. No, he thought. What they love is themselves; a part of themselves they see reflected in the animal.”
― Ken Greenhall, Hell Hound

“I thought it remarkable how similar most poems were to one another even when they had been written centuries apart. Perhaps it was because the behavior of the insane varies little from century to century.”
― Ken Greenhall, Elizabeth