Glinda Harrison

“On the other hand, he firmly believed that ignorance was bullshit, not bliss.”
― Anne Bishop, Crowbones

“A cartoon in the New Yorker captured the absurdity with a scene of airline passengers in a populist mutiny of their own: “These smug pilots have lost touch with regular passengers like us,” bellows one of them. “Who thinks I should fly the plane?”
― Thomas Frank, The People, No: The War on Populism and the Fight for Democracy

“You don’t unconditionally adore your friends every moment of every day. They can unintentionally hurt your feelings, or make you mad, or upset you by doing something you consider totally inappropriate. You take what they dish out because accepting they’re not perfect is part of a true friendship.”
― Linda Welch, Demon on a Distant Shore, Whisperings book five

“Nothing sinister marked his features, but then again monsters generally moved through the world unobtrusively, camouflaged by banality until their deeds manifested in the form of dead bodies or broken souls.”
― T. Frohock, Where Oblivion Lives