Raghda. M

“Husbands have been putting their names on their wives’ work in this city for three hundred years. And if it’s not a woman’s husband, it’s her boss, because women are limited to being apprentices and assistants in almost every profession worth doing. No woman ever gets credit for the work she puts in—especially in academia. She never gets the glory. Well, I’m not married, I’m no one’s apprentice, and I’ll be damned if I let a man find some other way to take my glory from me.”
― M.L. Wang, Blood Over Bright Haven

“Washing her mind of knowledge would be a different kind of damnation, destroying any possibility of salvation.”
― M.L. Wang, Blood Over Bright Haven

“This fresh and foreign rage, hurting to the heart, was the sort of feeling that only came from betrayal, and betrayal could only come from trust.”
― M.L. Wang, Blood Over Bright Haven

“Here was a reason to live greater than all his grief and fear.”
― M.L. Wang, Blood Over Bright Haven