Paper Phoenix Quotes

“walked”
― Michaela Thompson, Paper Phoenix

“When each minute of consciousness is a burden, an extra forty-five of them constitutes an almost insurmountable tragedy.”
― Michaela Thompson, Paper Phoenix

“Why he attended these gatherings I don’t know, unless he was in search of stories.”
― Michaela Thompson, Paper Phoenix

“Larry Hawkins, 35, editor-publisher of the People’s Times, a weekly newspaper devoted to local politics, was found dead this morning in an alley outside the Times offices at 1140 Cleveland Street, a police spokesman said. Hawkins, an apparent suicide, had fallen from his office window on the building’s seventh floor. A note was found, the spokesman said. Hawkins, self-styled “gadfly” of the City’s political establishment, was a well-known local figure. The People’s Times began publication three years ago. Hawkins is survived by his wife, Susanna, and two sons.”
― Michaela Thompson, Paper Phoenix

“discovered older women. In previous times, we females had marked the passing years in relative tranquility. Now, we were in ferment. At the age of forty-four,”
― Michaela Thompson, Paper Phoenix

“She shrugged. “I shoved him out the window,” she said with a trace of surprise. “I shoved him and out he went, just like that. He didn’t make a sound as he went down, and I heard him bounce off the garbage cans below.”
― Michaela Thompson, Paper Phoenix

“Season, and still spends a significant amount of time there. She has worked as a newspaper reporter and a freelance journalist, and has contributed mystery short”
― Michaela Thompson, Paper Phoenix

“in Hurricane Season, and still spends a significant amount of time there. She has worked as a newspaper reporter and a freelance journalist, and has contributed mystery short stories to a number of anthologies. She and her husband,”
― Michaela Thompson, Paper Phoenix