Tabitha Henninger

“Polishing: a useful lesson for the hopeful writer. You say your tormented prose doesn’t read as well as mine? Neither does mine, at first!”
― Piers Anthony, Bearing an Hourglass

“Writers pay a lot of attention to wordage, because some publishers seem to care more about length than about quality and will automatically reject novels that don't fit their narrow standards of length - or will chop out extra wordage to make a novel fit.”
― Piers Anthony, On a Pale Horse

“Every person professes to love good and hate evil, but in his actions his real preferences emerges.”
― Piers Anthony, Bearing an Hourglass

“Come try my strength, you dogs who thought to attack helpless prey! But when you do, O beasts of night, know that you face the Lord of Night. I am Death!”
― Piers Anthony, On a Pale Horse