Megan

“The great lumber and coal companies acted as giant hunter-gatherers when they raked their collective hands across the mountains, stripping them of their natural wealth, leaving behind a scarred, burnt-out wasteland no longer their concern.”
― Pete Kosky, Mountain Tales and River Stories

“Ironically, this was not the first time Bill had nearly shot a mythical creature out of the night sky.”
― Pete Kosky, Mountain Tales and River Stories

“I let the smell overwhelm me until I couldn't smell it anymore. The stench was nothing more than molecules moving in and out of my nostrils, the scene nothing more than light reflected off objects alive and inanimate, some dying.”
― Zinzi Clemmons, What We Lose

“Susan says forgiveness is just a philosophical construction anyway, a con put in place by those in power against those who have no power, so that the responsibility of coming to terms with bad shit keeps falling on the latter.”
― Sally Franson, A Lady's Guide to Selling Out