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“when the great moments came, you should stop and enjoy them, because they weren’t going to last.”
― Diane Mott Davidson, The Cereal Murders

“One down a joyless, undecorated corridor to a long, windowed room that resembled the day room of a hospital. The guard opened the door and waited for me to pass through, then stationed himself by a window, sentrylike. In the far right corner, General Bo Farquhar was slumped in a turquoise plastic chair. When he heard us come into the room, he moved slowly to get up. He turned to face me, then held out his arms. I walked forward and hugged him. He smelled of fresh detergent and starch. He pulled back and assessed me. “I’m so happy to see you, Goldy.” His voice seemed gravelly with”
― Diane Mott Davidson, The Main Corpse

“Anything tastes good when you wash it down with chocolate.”
― Diane Mott Davidson, Dying for Chocolate

“Even a fool is counted wise when he holds his tongue.”
― Elizabeth Hunter, A Fall of Water