Donna Keith

“Like I said, everything began with images: a faun… At first there wasn’t even anything Christian about them; that element pushed itself in of its own accord. And archetypes, he says. You know about those?

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― Patti Callahan Henry, Once Upon a Wardrobe

“...by now he understood that all books worth loving were worth rereading over and over.”
― Patti Callahan, Once Upon a Wardrobe

“The fantastic and the imaginative aren’t escapism.”
― Patti Callahan, Once Upon a Wardrobe

“Yards out past the cliffs, the sea thrashes the jagged and steep rocks with all its might, then retreats, only to try again. These broken walls and half crumbled towers had been seen by a young boy named Jack, who turned it into a magical place where goodness and love conquered winter, and a lion rose from the dead, and four children unexpectedly sat on royal thrones.”
― Patti Callahan Henry, Once Upon a Wardrobe