“I had thought the second sight was a dream, or a vision, a sudden rush of breath. I had thought that the truth might step into my hut, like a ghost, and say its name--that I might find it, if I sought it. But, I was wrong. You will know it, in time... I knew it, now. And I knew it was a feeling--deep, in the chest, or in more than the chest. It was a feeling in the bones, in the womb, in the soul.”
Susan Fletcher is an American novelist born in 1979. Her works are acclaimed for their unique narrative style and profound insights into human nature. more
“Harm is beyond the reach of souls that see things before they happen.”
“Limitation is oft times a great variable, though viewed as confining at the outset.”
“Beauty is within. Only certain beholders have the capacity to witness it.”
“The only person worth surpassing is the person you were yesterday.”