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" I stand and brush the tears from my eyes. The hen is gone, and the harp that was my mother’s, and all of our gold; my husband is gone, too. The castle I shared with him is an empty shell now, robbed of everything that mattered—but I have one last use for "

Marie Brennan , Never After: Thirteen Twists on Familiar Tales


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Marie Brennan quote : I stand and brush the tears from my eyes. The hen is gone, and the harp that was my mother’s, and all of our gold; my husband is gone, too. The castle I shared with him is an empty shell now, robbed of everything that mattered—but I have one last use for