Picking some favorite lines from my own works
Thought it would be interesting to quote favorite lines from some of my various works:
Crazy About You Dad had worked on his teeth and found him to be perfectly normal. "Now that he's killed his family."
The 41st Sermon "Christianity used the Jewish god, a god who is everything and by being everything ended up being a big fat nothing...."
One More Victim I believe what I did was right, but why does it sit still so heavily upon my soul?
Rabbletown: Life in These United Christian States of Holy America "We've got to fornicate again tonight, Bob.""So soon?"
The Saltness of Time I wanted to go to her, to touch her, touch her in that manner any of us will want to touch a person we are with who is near death. But that natural instinct, I have to tell you, was wiped away by a palpable fear, a fear that if I went near her at that moment, the blast from her open soul would sear my own.
SPILL: Big Oil + Sex = Game On ...she twisted the bar towel in her hands as though wringing thoughts out of her brain.
Then and Now: the Harmony of the Instantaneous All "And when did you fall in love with me?""I woke up with it the morning after I met you,"
Crazy About You Dad had worked on his teeth and found him to be perfectly normal. "Now that he's killed his family."
The 41st Sermon "Christianity used the Jewish god, a god who is everything and by being everything ended up being a big fat nothing...."
One More Victim I believe what I did was right, but why does it sit still so heavily upon my soul?
Rabbletown: Life in These United Christian States of Holy America "We've got to fornicate again tonight, Bob.""So soon?"
The Saltness of Time I wanted to go to her, to touch her, touch her in that manner any of us will want to touch a person we are with who is near death. But that natural instinct, I have to tell you, was wiped away by a palpable fear, a fear that if I went near her at that moment, the blast from her open soul would sear my own.
SPILL: Big Oil + Sex = Game On ...she twisted the bar towel in her hands as though wringing thoughts out of her brain.
Then and Now: the Harmony of the Instantaneous All "And when did you fall in love with me?""I woke up with it the morning after I met you,"
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