Philip Ellwell

“No one was ever in charge of a dragon. Some snakes were too big to catch by the tail.”
― Joe Hill, King Sorrow

“Gwen insisted that Scatterday was the secret day hidden between Friday and Saturday. Colin liked the idea of Scatterday . . . a pocket in time crammed full of junk, like a small child’s pocket, only instead of marbles and string it held dragons and trolls and sorcery. Allie said not only did Scatterday exist, but there was an extra number between midnight and one: dragonedy.”
― Joe Hill, King Sorrow

“Dragons are not hatched from eggs, of course, but from imaginations, from rotten dreams, from night terrors.”
― Joe Hill, King Sorrow

“It was funny, the way double murder put a damper on romance.”
― Joe Hill, King Sorrow