“Look at me. Really look at me, please. I dare you to look at me and know me and love me.” LoveKnowingDare Book:Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts Source: Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts
“Flutes, you've got to - what's the word. You've got to be disgusting. Revoltingly cute. You should be pretty good at that, being flutes.” MusicOrchestraFlutes Book:Bellweather Rhapsody Source: Bellweather Rhapsody
“By the time Natalie realized what Viola was doing, it was too late. She was a senior in high school, and nothing whatsoever about music made her happy. Music was something to win, to be first and best at. She snapped at her parents and was too proud to apologize. She shrank from Uncle Kevin because it was easier than admitting the truth. She listened to all of Hunky Dory, to Ziggy Stardust and Heroes, and tried to feel lovely and strange and weightless, but she couldn’t; she played the piano, she listened to music, and nothing stirred, nothing sang inside. Natalie was earthbound and ordinary, marooned, alone.” MusicAbuse Book:Bellweather Rhapsody Source: Bellweather Rhapsody
“They're ghosts, surely, and Rabbit absolutely believes in them. There are things in the world, strange machinations of physics and chemistry,queer intersections of biology and theology, that Rabbit hasn't the slightest interest in assuming he'll ever understand or be able to solve. They're simply there to be believed in, and Rabbit is a born believer. He wants to believe. He has always thought of life as pregnant with possibility-- a freak twister or wardrobe the only thing separating him from another world-- so ghosts, spirits, aliens and supreme beings coexist within Rabbit with ease. There's a kind of beauty in accepting the possibility, if not the plausibility, of everything imaginable.” PossibilityGhostsSpirits Book:Bellweather Rhapsody Source: Bellweather Rhapsody