“Life, he supposes, is like that – not simply a catalogue of events, but an internal narrative that imposes shape and order on those events, and adds and subtracts, and lends meaning where there is none. And if one makes no attempt to separate invention from reality, or to impose some discipline on that inner storyteller, one might wonder whether one has in fact lived dozens of lives, countless lives. Reality, he thinks, is not the same as the truth.” RealityImaginationMemoryImagination QuotesMemory QuoteMemory And Imagination Book:Loving Imogen Source: Loving Imogen
“There is in my soul only age and decay. I am Death's handmaid.” DeathVampiresVampirism Book:Pietra and Other Horrors: Five Tales of Terror Source: Pietra and Other Horrors: Five Tales of Terror