Slancaster

“There’s a special kind of hell in not remembering trauma. It becomes a dark and faceless fear that lurks in unexpected places—the smell of whiskey, a certain type of bar stool, a song, a laugh”
― Julie Clark, The Lies I Tell

“Home disappeared for me the day my mother died. And ever since, I’ve been chasing the ghost of a feeling. Looking for a reset that would put my life back in order. But at some point, a person has to stop chasing something that doesn’t exist and just move on.”
― Julie Clark, The Lies I Tell

“The difference between justice and revenge comes down to who’s telling the story.”
― Julie Clark, The Lies I Tell

“What can you do to promote world peace? Go home and love your family.”
― Mother Teresa