Lisha Travis

“Ye’ve not said grace yet,” he said severely, small face screwed into a frown. Obviously he considered me a conscienceless heathen, if not downright depraved.”
― Diana Gabaldon, Outlander

“In 1593, soon after Marlowe’s murder, a troop of English actors brought a production of the Tragical History of Doctor Faustus to Germany. Through some metamorphosis, the tragedy became a comedy, and the comedy was then transformed into a puppet show. It was more than likely in this form that the young Goethe first came upon what would become his most famous work.”
― Gary Lachman, A Dark Muse: A History of the Occult

“I’ve spent more than twenty years looking for answers, Roger, and I can tell you only one thing: There aren’t any answers, only choices. I’ve made a number of them myself, and no one can tell me whether they were right or wrong.”
― Diana Gabaldon, Dragonfly in Amber

“Insane madness of the living can be more, more terrible than the bloody hunger of the undead...”
― Silvia Liam