The Bristling Wood Quotes

“of Atlantis,”
― Katharine Kerr, The Bristling Wood

“Get an apple, put an iron nail in it, and leave it there overnight. Then take it out and eat the apple. You’ll see the red streak of the sanguine humor, which is what you need.”
― Katharine Kerr, The Bristling Wood

“Nevyn woke to a world turned gray by fog. It lay so thick on island and sea that land and water seemed the same element. In the windless damp, every word spoken hung in the air like a tuft of sheep’s wool caught on a bramble.”
― Katharine Kerr, The Bristling Wood