Jen Gilbert

“Two of a kind, both with separated minds...”
― Shari J. Ryan, Schasm

“She was addicted to literature like some people were addicted to heroin.”
― Allie Burke, Emerald Destiny

“We were just us, broken and bruised, fucked-up and messy, and together we were everything we never thought we could be.”
― T.M. Frazier, The Dark Light of Day

“Having established the fierce urgency of now through depicting the suffering that was, King turned to what could be: “But we refuse to believe that the bank of justice is bankrupt.” He devoted more than two thirds of the speech to these one-two punches, alternating between what was and what could be by expressing indignation at the present and hope about the future. According to sociologist Patricia Wasielewski, “King articulates the crowd’s feelings of anger at existing inequities,” strengthening their “resolve that the situation must be changed.”
― Adam M. Grant, Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World