Allison Caudill

“Love was putting up with someone for fifty years so you’d have someone to bury you when you died. I would know; my family was in the business of death.”
― Ashley Poston, The Dead Romantics

“There’s nothing like the sound of the sky rattling your bones, you know?” he once told me when I asked why he loved thunderstorms so much. “Makes you feel alive. Reminds you that there’s more to you than just skin and blood, but bones underneath. Stronger stuff. Just listen to that sky sing, buttercup.”
― Ashley Poston, The Dead Romantics

“A podcaster has decided to ruin my life, so I’m buying a chicken.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie

“Love is a celebration,’ ” I read, my voice wobbling, “ ‘of life and death. It stays with you. It lingers, my darlings, long after I’m gone. Listen for me when the wind rushes through the trees. I love you.’ ”
― Ashley Poston, The Dead Romantics