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Stant Litore
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Dear friends & readers,
I have a domain name and a new site, and I am slowly transitioning to my new website at http://stantlitore.com, and the new website is beautiful!
I hope you'll come check it out; I am going to leave this older blog up, but my newest posts, updates and excerpts on upcoming novels, and all the rest will be appearing at the new site. Please bookmark it, and thanks for fo... Read more of this blog post »
I have a domain name and a new site, and I am slowly transitioning to my new website at http://stantlitore.com, and the new website is beautiful!
I hope you'll come check it out; I am going to leave this older blog up, but my newest posts, updates and excerpts on upcoming novels, and all the rest will be appearing at the new site. Please bookmark it, and thanks for fo... Read more of this blog post »
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Death Has Come Up Into Our Windows
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What Our Eyes Have Witnessed
— published 2012 — 7 editions |
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Strangers in the Land
— published 2012 — 7 editions |
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“For the human memory is short, and even when we write it in stone we quickly forget and the stones crumble and even those stones then forget.”
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
“He knew all the stories. His grandfather had given them to him when he sat between the old man’s knees as a child. It was a comfort, though, to hear them again. To call them to mind. All these stories that made him more than just a vintner and more than just a man who carried a spear whom other men were willing to follow. More than just a man who lay dying. The stories made him one of the People, who would never die.”
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
“The problem with aging was not that death was near, for death was always near. The problem with aging was that a woman began to carry too many memories within her.”
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
“The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.”
― Dante Alighieri, Inferno
― Dante Alighieri, Inferno
“For the human memory is short, and even when we write it in stone we quickly forget and the stones crumble and even those stones then forget.”
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
“He knew all the stories. His grandfather had given them to him when he sat between the old man’s knees as a child. It was a comfort, though, to hear them again. To call them to mind. All these stories that made him more than just a vintner and more than just a man who carried a spear whom other men were willing to follow. More than just a man who lay dying. The stories made him one of the People, who would never die.”
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
“The problem with aging was not that death was near, for death was always near. The problem with aging was that a woman began to carry too many memories within her.”
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
― Stant Litore, Strangers in the Land
“In reading great literature I become a thousand men and yet remain myself...I see with a myriad of eyes,but it is still I who see.”
― C.S. Lewis, An Experiment in Criticism
― C.S. Lewis, An Experiment in Criticism
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