The Reformed Reader

“Books are not a complete history. They are only the history people chose to record.”
― Ryan Cahill, Of Darkness and Light

“This world chews us up and spits us out. It doesn’t care if we live or die. It doesn’t care who we love or who we hate. It is filled with misery, death, and loss. It cares little for us. But that is precisely why we must care with all our hearts, fight for the ones we love, and stand for what we believe in. Because in a world where nothing matters, what matters to us means everything”
― Ryan Cahill, Of War and Ruin

“Regiment and discipline,” his father had said. “The makings of a soldier, and the necessities of a man.”
― Ryan Cahill, The Exile

“Rist always found there was something bittersweet about finishing a book. The sense of achievement and joy was often tarnished by the realisation that he could never read it the same way again. He could, of course, start from page one and read through to the end, but it wouldn’t be the same. His preconceptions and notions were irrevocably altered by the first read.”
― Ryan Cahill, Of War and Ruin