Faith and Justice Quotes

“You have Van Gogh’s ear for tone, Tex.”
― Peter O'Mahoney, Faith and Justice

“I wrote the bulk of this story while in Chicago, working out of various co-working offices; my favorite space was Ampersand in Logan Square. And a few of the ideas in this story were born after a night at The Burke’s Web Pub in Bucktown—what a fabulous place full of fabulous people. Thanks to those places for the creative spaces they provide; and a special thank you to Parliament Co-working.”
― Peter O'Mahoney, Faith and Justice

“They continued to stare at her, but she was oblivious to their irritation.”
― Peter O'Mahoney, Faith and Justice

“something, never hate it. Everything that you hate is attached to your heart. If you want to let go of something, if you want to move on, you cannot hate.” “I”
― Peter O'Mahoney, Faith and Justice

“if”
― Peter O'Mahoney, Faith and Justice

“A man came into the hospital with burns on eighty percent of his legs, and the nurse helped the EMT transfer him to a hospital bed. The doctor said, ‘Give him two Viagra.’ The nurse asked, ‘Will that help his burns?’ ‘No, but it’ll keep the sheets off his legs!”
― Peter O'Mahoney, Faith and Justice

“He read once that the intense fear of not being able to access a smartphone even had a term, ‘Nomophobia’.”
― Peter O'Mahoney, Faith and Justice

“Nomophobia’.”
― Peter O'Mahoney, Faith and Justice

“the denomination of”
― Peter O'Mahoney, Faith and Justice