“He shrugged. 'If we keep pulling threads, trying to see which ones make the pattern, we unravel the cloth and left with nothing but tangles. Let's have no more talk of debts.' He cocked his head and studied my ash-smeared hair and face. 'On second thought, you do owe me the tale of how you contrived my rescue. May Lugh give me the art to do it justice!”
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Esther M. Friesner is an American author known for her science fiction and fantasy works. Born on July 16, 1951, she has been active in the science fiction community since the 1980s. more
“Doubts are like swallows. They follow each other and swarm together.”
“There have been two great narcotics in European civilisation: Christianity and alcohol.”
“The spent shell come out the .243 shining like a bright idea.”
“Her memory like a skipping record, bumping continually up against the scratch.”