115 Quotes by Stephen Graham Jones

To really live is to waver at the edge of an open-eyed dream, so that everybody’s always jerking their head around, sure you’re there. And.

That’s how they were supposed to be. It’s what they, at fifteen, were supposed to have been doing. They’d been fired into adolescence and were swerving to each side now like crazy, trying to find the straight and narrow.

But at some point you have to just decide that if a bear’s going to eat you, a bear’s going to eat you, and then you go about your day.

We’re from where we’re from,” she says back. “Scars are part of the deal, aren’t they?

Art isn’t and shouldn’t be responsible. If it is, it isn’t functioning as art.

Just like my mom, Grandma had died the day she gave birth. It was like a curse in our family. “Because.

Lewis finds the fourteen-foot aluminum ladder under boxes in the garage, Three Stooges in into the backyard...

That’s how it is with werewolves. You have something, then you just have the story of it.

It’s soft at the end. Not just the pain, but the world.