4 Quotes by Dan Fesperman

Look at how far astray the man’s adoration had led him—so many misguided betrayals, each of them a burnt offering at the altar of her memory. But now you could sense the dawning realization that he had built a flawed temple to a false god.

Because some people never grow up, or not in a way that allows them to develop the courage of their convictions.

But such niggling distractions on the periphery matter little once you’ve set your sights so squarely on what you want most. By.

History is a living entity. Not just because of its survivors, and the stories they have to tell, but because of its enduring power to hurt and to heal, to create even as it destroys, to transform familiar old heroes and monuments into dust even as it raises fresh new icons from the ashes of the lost and the forgotten.