R.K. Hart > Quotes

“This was dark and encompassing and so strong he could lose himself in it, submit and be swept away by the immense, wondrous multitudes of her.”
― R.K. Hart, How Kellen Met His Selkie: A Novella

“What business have we in creation?”
― R.K. Hart, How Kellen Met His Selkie: A Novella

“It was some unspoken thing, a secret we knew we had to keep, as if in the knowing she would unravel and be lost.”
― R.K. Hart, To Dream of White & Gold

“Sometimes students have better things to do than listen to men lecture them.”
― R.K. Hart, To Dream of White & Gold

“Kellen felt uncomfortable with language; there were too many gaps, inadequacies of meaning, looming blanknesses behind garbled syllables. Words painted a shadow of the real thing and nothing more.”
― R.K. Hart, How Kellen Met His Selkie: A Novella

“That's the thing about a new world, Kellen. Everything changes. The people, the land, the language. The songs and the stories. Everything you thought you knew.”
― R.K. Hart, How Kellen Met His Selkie: A Novella

“You lack the words to describe the magic of me.”
― R.K. Hart, How Kellen Met His Selkie: A Novella

“The wind cut against her cheeks as she took in the flurry of activity, a dance of tightening and loosening ropes, a song of called commands, a fluster of hurried steps and routine checkings.”
― R.K. Hart, To Dream of White & Gold

“You carefully position the blades of the scissors, and in one smooth, decisive movement, you cut.”
― R.K. Hart, To Dream of White & Gold