“The Minotaur comes and goes. He has for centuries. And there have been many bridges. The Minotaur pauses, as he walks, midway through the covered bridge that serves, in more ways than one, as the entrance to Old Scald Village. He rests his heavy snout against one of the wooden trusses. The Minotaur likes this portal, both ingress and egress, a breach in the terribly human construct of time.” TimeBridgesThe MinotaurEgressIngressCovered Bridge Book:The Minotaur Takes His Own Sweet Time Source: The Minotaur Takes His Own Sweet Time
“If I were ever asked by some young, sensitive writer just starting out, what key lesson I've learned in life (which I'll never be), I'd probably say that there is no aperture of egress, however tiny and exquisitely sensitive, that can't be turned into an aperture of ingress.” EgressIngress Book:Gone with the Mind Source: Gone with the Mind