Clare Snow

“It's not news because no one cares.”
― Gary Lonesborough, Good Young Men

“The collective space of the library holds us
while my words and tears sink
into the wood and shelves
and the library air we all breathe.”
― Karen Comer, Once Upon Tomorrow

“I realised connection to country was something I'd always innately felt. Whenever I stepped into significant areas it's like my senses were in tune with nature. They both dulled the outside world and made the quiet nature feel loud with life. Dappled sunlight felt like messages from somewhere beyond. I remember feeling a sensation of warmth all over my body the first time I stepped onto My Country. I'd visited as a young girl, but something felt different when I visited when I was a little older. My soul or spirit was grounded in that place. And the memory of it never left.”
― Steph Tisdell, The Skin I'm In

“An author did not have to be educated at an elite school to properly express his or her ideas, she said. All that was necessary was a good imagination.”
― Charlotte Gordon, Romantic Outlaws: The Extraordinary Lives of Mary Wollstonecraft and Her Daughter Mary Shelley