Michael Wehunt > Quotes

“There’s something about the lonely places. Something about us folks who go to them. Like”
― Michael Wehunt, Greener Pastures

“Time rippling out. It’s like a lake that won’t ever calm after a stone skips across it. I”
― Michael Wehunt, Greener Pastures

“The way we get there is through the honeyed tunnels. Into eyes that yawn open into mouths. After, I think the mouths might go on to the stars and the black they hold between them, until all we know about our world and very world and all our thoughts are just a blood clot in something's veins.”
― Michael Wehunt, Greener Pastures

“Does the Nightjar eat its young?”
― Michael Wehunt, Nightjars

“In all my worst moments, I thought about Dad. He had paved the way for those moments. When it was dark, inside or out, it seemed that he had drawn me, and life was just coloring the shapes in.”
― Michael Wehunt, Nightjars

“Well, my wife and child have moved out," Fulton told him, "and I've gotten back into vampires to fill the hole they left behind.”
― Michael Wehunt, The Inconsolables

“Does the nightjar remember the night?”
― Michael Wehunt, Nightjars

“Some lizard in her”
― Michael Wehunt, Greener Pastures

“pine, the kind of rough thoughtless wood that would give a bouquet of splinters to a sliding palm.”
― Michael Wehunt, The Inconsolables

“The past hung in the air and settled like grease, thicker than the guilt I felt, pressing down as soon as I walked inside.”
― Michael Wehunt, Nightjars

“Least not in a way a woman could hope to reconcile in her endless heart. •”
― Michael Wehunt, Greener Pastures