Dana Sullivan

“Throughout the entire song, her eyes never left his. Each note, each lyric, was a new promise not only to share her life with him but also to elevate his. She was daring him to be more than who he was. To live life at a brighter luminance.”
― Marc Guggenheim, In Any Lifetime

“It’s incredible what our minds will do to survive.”
― Robin Roe, Dark Room Etiquette

“The thing about Adelaide is that she felt everything. Truly, everything. She cried during documentaries, while reading books, when royal babies were born. She cried when she was happy and when she was sad and when the world felt like it was all just too much and her face was on fire and the only way to cool it down was to cry, cry, cry, cry, cry. It often felt selfish and irrational. She knew she was so lucky, so blessed. That there was no reason to cry. It didn’t matter; she would cry anyway.”
― Genevieve Wheeler, Adelaide

“It amazed her, how once the unfamiliar became well-known you could never go back.”
― Emma Törzs, Ink Blood Sister Scribe