Rowan A. Finch > Quotes

“It was the most careful thing anyone had ever done to her, and there was nothing soft about it at all.”
― Rowan A. Finch, The Day After Never

“She thought about him alone in the cottage between her visits, with the hunger working on him steadily, patiently, like a tide on stone.

She thought about how long he could hold it. About the year, two years, perhaps three.

She thought about the year after that.”
― Rowan A. Finch, The Day After Never

“But the hands could close a door, and the heart could keep listening at it.”
― Rowan A. Finch, The Day After Never

“It has been a very long time since anything called me anything.”
― Rowan A. Finch, The Day After Never

“Her body was responding. That was the first horror—not the thing in the ferns, but her own body, quivering, slick between her legs”
― Rowan A. Finch, Love Me To Pieces: A short story