Jeri Paull

“So do not be afraid,” he says soothingly. “That priest is a nasty old bastard, to be sure. But as my apprentice, you have nothing to fear from him. And if there’s any justice in the world, this plague will make pig food of him by spring.”
― Elizabeth DeLozier, Eleanore of Avignon

“Time for me doesn’t fly so much as tiptoe past, as though trying not to draw attention to itself, like an early-departing guest at a bad party.”
― Nancy Kim, Like Wind Against Rock

“People are prejudiced because they do not know we are all small parts of the same spirit. The spirit is in everyone and in all things--the mountains, the sea, the birds and the fish. It does not matter where someone was born or what they look like or what language they speak. They are us and we are them.”
― William Andrews, The Spirit of the Dragon

“Maybe we will drown or burn or starve one day, but until then we get to choose if we’ll add to that destruction or if we will care for each other.”

He isn’t listening to me, but I don’t expect him to. He never did.”
― Charlotte McConaghy, Wild Dark Shore