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Let the spirits guide you, but never let them take you.
E.J. Stevens (Spirit Storm (Spirit Guide, #2))
Sometimes the hardest things to believe are the only things worth believing at al.
E.J. Patten (Return to Exile (The Hunter Chronicles, #1))
Emma was doing something nice for Simon? Hell must be enjoying the snow day.
E.J. Stevens (Spirit Storm (Spirit Guide, #2))
So it’s fate then?” I asked with him so close my lips brushed the line of his jaw with each word, “Us being together?” “Absolutely,” Calvin said with a low growl. Then he lifted my chin, tilting my head back, and kissed me deeply. Who was I to argue with Fate?
E.J. Stevens
And power without compassion is the worst kind of evil there is.
E.J. Patten (Return to Exile (The Hunter Chronicles, #1))
These dreams are almost like reentering a part in a book that was dog-eared, continuing right where I left off the last time I awoke.
E.J. Mellow (The Dreamer (Dreamland, #1))
On rare occasions there comes along a profound original, an odd little book that appears out of nowhere, from the pen of some obscure storyteller, and once you have read it, you will never go completely back to where you were before. The kind of book you might hesitate to lend for fear you might miss its company. The kind of book that echoes from the heart of some ancient knowing, and whispers from time's forgotten cave that life may be more than it seems, and less.
E.J. Banfield
i don't suffer from insanity. i enjoy every minute of it
E.J. Rose
Neither happiness nor sadness are ever done with us. They are always passing by.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
We all must wake up from dreams
E.J. Mellow (The Divide (Dreamland, #2))
Nobody loves you like your mother and father. Not your husband, and not your children. While your parents are alive, eat as much of their love as you can, so it can sustain you for the rest of your life.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
And then there are the dreams that feel as authentic as reality itself, that seem to exist just as your own life does. Where the emotions you experience there carry over to when you're awake. They are so real, so genuine, that you begin to question your own sanity. And you know that when the day comes that you finally stop dreaming them, you will never stop remembering.
E.J. Mellow (The Dreamer (Dreamland, #1))
If you can still wipe your own backside then life's not that bad!
E.J. Plows
Not so long ago we were all a tightly knit group of friends. Too bad someone had ripped apart the stitches that held us together, unraveling the cozy blanket of our friendship and leaving just enough strands to hang ourselves with.
E.J. Stevens
You know all those things you've always wanted to do? You should go do them.
E.J. Lamprey
She could pretend that it was not grief, that insurmountable pain you were meant to climb over like a few pebbles. She had public, political problems now; the kind of problems that everyone treated as real
E.J. Beaton (The Councillor (The Councillor, #1))
I need a victim and no offense Yuki, but your carrot sticks are lacking in controversy.
E.J. Stevens (She Smells the Dead (Spirit Guide, #1))
I have romanticised you to the point where the knives you pressed into my skin began to look like cupids arrows.
E.J. WOOD (Beyond the Pale)
We have to believe going through darkness will eventually bring us light. Especially when night is out forever.
E.J. Mellow (The Destined (The Dreamland #3))
The road to anything truly worth having is often steep, but think of the view when you get there.
E.J. Mellow (Song of the Forever Rains (Mousai, #1))
Strength without swords." "How does one conquer without a sword? Without a weapon?" "The real leader conquers with her mind. Princess Santieri's phrase, was it not?
E.J. Beaton (The Councillor (The Councillor, #1))
The present is the revenge of the past.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
Walking out into the night with a water fey was all kinds of stupid. Heck, Kelpies eat people. They may not play with their food as creatively as the Each Uisge, but dead is dead.
E.J. Stevens (Shadow Sight (Ivy Granger, #1))
...if Clinton's answers come off as well-intended lectures, Obama is offering soaring sermons and generational opportunity. In 1960, the articulate Adlai Stevenson compared his own oratory unfavorably with John F. Kennedy's. "Do you remember," Stevenson said, "that in classical times when Cicero had finished speaking, the people said, 'How well he spoke,' but when Demosthenes had finished speaking, the people said, 'Let us march.' " At this hour, Obama is the Democrats' Demosthenes.
E.J. Dionne Jr.
My heart, always so strong in the past, was like the fishnet stockings that clung to my legs—torn, shredded, and full of gaping holes.
E.J. Stevens
Our feelings are different (because our thoughts are different). Because our wants are different. Actually, everyone's the same. Our sadness, sometimes, our joys.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
I build worlds around us and solar systems and creatures that only exist in dreams. I manifest colors that have flavors and darkness that’s all encompassing. I go to a place unborn by man, created in a space where the natural law has no reach and the science of reason is washed away , replaced by the basic pure desire to exist, all of it coming from a place I never knew I had.
E.J. Mellow (The Divide (Dreamland, #2))
I’m trying to decide whether to tell you two to get a room or go barf in the trash can,” Emma said. “I’m leaning toward the second choice. You are both getting way too weird. And gross.” Cal barked out a laugh and slid his fingers down my arm to entwine with mine. His touch, and Emma’s comments, only made me blush more. Looks like Emma saw Cal lick my face after all. Now that wasn’t awkward or anything.
E.J. Stevens (Legend of Witchtrot Road (Spirit Guide, #3))
If wishes were flying monkeys, we'd all be wearing tiny hats.
E.J. Stevens (The Pirate Curse (Spirit Guide, #5))
I was having my own game of tug of war with my cyclops at least once a night.
E.J. WOOD (The Fantasiser)
Most of the guests here are psychotic gang bangers anyway!
E.J. WOOD (The Fantasiser)
Did that fucktard touch you?
E.J. WOOD (Beyond the Pale)
There couldn't be a resolution, because life doesn't end on a schedule. It ends in the middle, every time.
E.J. Copperman (Old Haunts (A Haunted Guesthouse Mystery, #3))
My research methods were extremely advanced. I Googled vinegar.
E.J. Stevens (She Smells the Dead (Spirit Guide, #1))
Control people with a sword, and they resent you. Control them with a song, and they plead for more.
E.J. Beaton (The Councillor (The Councillor, #1))
All was fine. Or at least, it appeared to be fine, which of course meant it could very well be all wrong. .
E.J. Mellow (Song of the Forever Rains (Mousai, #1))
As far as plans went, it was like facing the zombie apocalypse with a nail file and a bag of Skittles. It might work, but chances were good that I'd die a horrible, painful death. At least the end would be filled with fruity, candy goodness. And for my dramatic death scene I could whisper, in a creepy, quivery death rattle, taste the rainbow. Boy would those zombies be confused.
E.J. Stevens (The Pirate Curse (Spirit Guide, #5))
Det er ikke noe å diskutere, Anastasia. Hvis du skal drikke – og kaste alkohol på eksene mine – må du også spise. Det er regel nummer én. Jeg trodde vi hadde den diskusjonen allerede etter vår første natt sammen.
E.L. James
I can recognize any one by the teeth, with whom I have talked. I always watch the lips and mouth: they tell what the tongue and eyes try to conceal. [at the funeral of Percy Bysshe Shelley, according to E.J. Trelawny]
Lord Byron
You’re more than my desire, Sabine. If I’m your home, then you’re my safe harbor. The sanctuary where I can finally rest. You’re my everything—my truth, my strength, my trust, my hope, and all my love. You’re the rest of my life.
E.J. Noyes (If I Don't Ask (Ask, Tell, #4))
Becoming a fae leader? Not on my bucket list.
E.J. Stevens (Ghost Light (Ivy Granger, #2))
At the heart of my argument is the view that religious faith, far from being inevitably on the side of the status quo, should on principle hold this world to higher standards.
E.J. Dionne Jr. (Souled Out: Reclaiming Faith and Politics After the Religious Right)
Today we are going to discover all about your vagina.
E.J. WOOD (The Fantasiser)
I'd eat your face like a pack of jackals eating their stolen spoils.
E.J. WOOD (Beyond the Pale)
...but I still think that to the unprejudiced, the fossil record of plants is in favor of special creation.
E.J.H. Corner
Lost things never like to be found until they've been forgotten.
E.J. Mellow (The Destined (The Dreamland #3))
Love means never to have to say, "That hooker meant nothing to me" - Jonathan "Jack" McVoy
E.J. Eisman
To strive. To seek. To find. And not to fucking yield. - Jon Hauser
E.J. Frost
What we see changes according to what we look for.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
The most dangerous rumors are fashioned out of truth.
E.J. Beaton (The Councillor (The Councillor, #1))
I've come to realise that there is always more than meets the eye, James
E.J. WOOD (The Forgotten Man)
You defy me?
E.J. WOOD (Beyond the Pale)
That's because you have couture bollocks.
E.J. WOOD (Beyond the Pale)
Just because I survived doesn’t mean I could live
E.J. WOOD (The Forgotten Man)
Alas, the spheres of truth are less transparent than those of illusion.
L.E.J. Brouwer
When you age, wrinkles don’t make you older. They make you look more like yourself,” she warned me. “Everything comes to the surface eventually.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
While my mother liked cleanliness, I was satisfied to have my presence linger.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
They say a person has so unique a set of meanings we ought to be incapable of understanding each other, yet we speak and teach as if by magic.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
Now, I like to think that I'm of reasonable intelligence, but ordinary differential equations and myself...we don't really hang in the same comprehension circles. So, try as I might to follow my teacher's logic in how he got 3f"(x) + 5xf(x) to equal eleven, I never quite understood. His answer in no way, shape, or form resembled mine, and this misalignment -this complete confusion of how point A got to point B- is kind of where I'm at right now. "Dreaming?" I repeat dubiously.
E.J. Mellow (The Dreamer (Dreamland, #1))
Absolute certainty is no more attainable in metaphysics than it is in any other field of rational inquiry and it is unfair to criticize metaphysics for failing to deliver what no other discipline - not even mathematics - is expected to deliver.
E.J. Lowe (An Introduction to the Philosophy of Mind (Cambridge Introductions to Philosophy))
As I pull down my dress the sudden realisation that I have just brutalised my own twat in the company of others places me in the most perplexing situation that I have ever found myself in.
E.J. WOOD (The Fantasiser)
Use your heart. Understand. Learn to see things in the now, not as they were or will be, or as they might or should be, but as they are, right now, in this moment. The heart sees the now; the mind only sees the next. If you can’t learn to see the now, you’ll never see what’s truly there, and then where will you be?” “Trapped” “Precisely. But if you take care of the now, the future will work out as it should.
E.J. Patten (Return to Exile (The Hunter Chronicles, #1))
I ONCE READ somewhere that the odds of getting hit by lightning are one in a million. One in a friggin’ million. So, if this situation were to be viewed optimistically, I’m a pretty unique individual. But here’s the thing—I just got hit by lighting on my birthday, so optimism can go kiss pessimism’s
E.J. Mellow (The Dreamer (Dreamland #1))
His comment brings me back to my birthday dinner with Jared, and I grin at the memory. Dev blinks a few times at my pleased expression and gives me one of his knee-weakening smiles. Immediately, my face falls. "I wasn't smiling at you." "I see." He glances around. "So it was for the other man who opened the door for you." "As a matter of fact, it was," I say and breeze past him.
E.J. Mellow
Most philosophers and moralists believe as little in what they write as the manufacturers of baby foods and meat extracts believe in their own products; neither do they act with more good faith than those who lead spiritualist séance; and very few poets have themselves experienced the happiness they describe.
L.E.J. Brouwer (Vita, arte e mistica)
In Philosophy structures and systems are useless (one wants to be struck by direct insight). Systems have value only when applied in the struggle with an enemy; philosophy should not be applied. Philosophy cannot work mathematically.
L.E.J. Brouwer
It is easy to blame the person responsible for the crime, to hate them and despise them, but when we sit idly by and watch evil happen right before our very eyes and become bound to the person by hate, we become co-conspirators of the wrong.
E.J. Squires (Winter Solstice Winter (Viking Blood Saga, #1))
You know my grandmothers,” I said, and pointed at my nose, a habit I had picked up when I lived in Japan. “I’m an accumulation of their lives. Whatever I say or do now can give relief to the past—and to them. I don’t believe they’re ever gone.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
My birthday was coming up and we hadn't talked about it. I dreaded it. I was in no mood to celebrate the one day that always reminded me of my unfortunate birth. Celebrations were supposed to be happy things and there was nothing happy about this year or that day.
E.J. Harington
Sometimes the hardest things to believe are the only things worth believing at all.
E.J. Patten
If I hadn’t stopped to thank the ghoul, I might not be covered in rotting, slimy, dead guy. I shook my head ruefully and continued walking. No good deed goes unpunished.
E.J. Stevens (Ghost Light (Ivy Granger, #2))
...the very, very old fae tended to go through an unhealthy stage of boredom that was often followed by a period of ‘goin’ doololly.
E.J. Stevens (Blood and Mistletoe (Ivy Granger, #1.5))
As a scholar, it was her job to see things in relationship to other things; the only thing she couldn't see in a relationship was herself.
E.J. Levy (Love, in Theory: Ten Stories (The Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction))
wE'rE aLL DePrEsSeD aNd sUiCiDaL, wE'rE jUsT aLL iNdENiAL
paperjag
Do try it; it's their best kept secret if you ask me. 'I´m more of a meat eater.
E.J. WOOD (Beyond the Pale)
You will be my mortal sin Ileana.
E.J. WOOD (The Fantasiser)
You cut his dick off! "You know about that then?
E.J. WOOD (Beyond the Pale)
Amelia, you are quite the challenge.
E.J. WOOD (Beyond the Pale)
I stay pressed against the solid structure as the doors open . “I’d get some air if I were you. From the feel of it, you seem a little hot and bothered.
E.J. Mellow (The Divide (Dreamland, #2))
Let's be honest about journalists: We find a lot of ways of being wrong.
E.J. Dionne Jr.
It probably took a lot to faze a cat.
E.J. Stevens
The only difference between being strong and knowing you are strong is taking the next step. E. J. Mecomber
Ethan J. Mecomber
You shouldn’t chase people. You should know that you are important enough and deserve the time and attention just like everyone else. You shouldn’t run after people to prove that you matter and exist. You are worth it, more than you could ever imagine. You are a star that could sparkle on anyone’s night sky. You are everything in someone’s eyes. Remember, do not chase, let them know your worth because if you have to chase, it’s not real love. It’s not worth it.
E.J. Cenita
Those who believe in the unconditional benefits of past experience should consider this pearl of wisdom allegedly voiced by a famous ship’s captain: But in all my experience, I have never been in any accident… of any sort worth speaking about. I have seen but one vessel in distress in all my years at sea. I never saw a wreck and never have been wrecked nor was I ever in any predicament that threatened to end in disaster of any sort. E. J. Smith, 1907, Captain, RMS Titanic Captain Smith’s ship sank in 1912 in what became the most talked-about shipwreck in history.*
Nassim Nicholas Taleb (The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable (Incerto, #2))
If you live in a hot or semi hot climate and have black leather seats in your sexy black car then, in summer, if you are wearing shorts as I was you must get used to the smell of bacon frying.
E.J. WOOD (Beyond the Pale)
If a faerie, a vampire, and a demon walk into a bar, you wait for the punch line. At Private Eye, when a faerie, a vampire, and a demon walk through the door, it’s just another day at the office.
E.J. Stevens (Blood and Mistletoe (Ivy Granger, #1.5))
I swallow. Will I like this different me? Will my friends and family? “I know there is a popular saying ‘ignorance is bliss.’” She eyes me sympathetically, as if she knows my thoughts. “But I also know there is a better one that says ‘knowledge is power.’” I’m currently unsure which one I agree with.
E.J. Mellow (The Divide (Dreamland, #2))
Rae!” I shove his shoulder. “You can’t do that! You can’t snoop about you through me!”“Why not? How else were you going to repay me for this favor?” The corner of his mouth tips up. “Plus, wouldn’t you ask her that?”“Oh. My. God! That’s not the point,” I scold, but after a moment ask, “What did she say?
E.J. Mellow (The Divide (Dreamland, #2))
Mathematics is created by a free action independent of experience; it develops from a single aprioristic basic intuition [Ur-intuition], which may be called invariance in change as well as unity in multitude.
L.E.J. Brouwer
What I had meant to say in the kitchen was that I had loved fish since I was little—white bite, crispy skin. I had been waiting for it so long that the picture of soft flesh decomposed and left bones for a fossil. When I had argued in the kitchen, I was arguing about what was lost to me. Like how I could not read the letters because of the old water stains that had spread ink across the bottom of the page. The problem was not the damage but the cause. I recognized the tears my younger self had wept while touching the shapes on the paper.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
I’d been called a freak, and worse, all through school. Now that I’d finally graduated, I was sick of it. I’d hoped that no one would ever call me names again. Oh well, if wishes were flying monkeys, we’d all be wearing tiny hats.
E.J. Stevens (The Pirate Curse (Spirit Guide, #5))
Religious people should always be wary of the ways in which political power is wielded and skeptical of how economic privileges are distributed. They should also be mindful of how their own traditions have been used for narrow political purposes, and how some religious figures have manipulated the faith to aggrandize their own power. The doctrine of original sin and the idea of a fallen side of human nature apply to people who are religious no less than those who are not.
E.J. Dionne Jr.
Now I am experiencing the Clear Light of objective reality. Nothing is happening, nothing ever has happened or ever will happen. My present sense of self, the voyager, is in reality the void itself, having no qualities or characteristics. I remember myself as the voyager, whose deepest nature is the Clear Light itself; I am one; there is no other. I am the voidness of the void, the eternal unborn, the uncreated, neither real nor unreal. All that I have been conscious of is my own play of consciousness, a dance of light, the swirling patterns of light in infinite extension, endless endlessness, the Absolute beyond change, existence, reality. I, the voyager, am inseparable from the Clear Light; I cannot be born, die, exist or change. I know now that this is my true nature.
E.J. Gold (American Book of the Dead)
I sit on it's edge, looking down at the man who feels like he just materialized out of nowhere. My head still swims with euphoria from the moment...a moment I was just in with one man whilst sleeping next to another. Suddenly feeling dirty, I pull the sheets wrapped in front of my body closer.
E.J. Mellow (The Dreamer (Dreamland, #1))
Fifty years before Sherlock Holmes first appeared, the Bow Street Runner had used the Sherlockian method of careful observation of trifles. The Randall matter was the first case of ballistic identification to be documented, and Henry Goddard remains forever inscribed in forensic history as the man who proved that the butler did it.
E.J. Wagner (The Science of Sherlock Holmes: From Baskerville Hall to the Valley of Fear, the Real Forensics Behind the Great Detective's Greatest Cases)
Edmond Locard ordered all the local organ grinders and their simian employees brought to his laboratory. A number of the monkeys, perhaps concerned about an infringement of their civil rights, resisted fingerprinting and had to be restrained. The organ grinders were more cooperative. When the burglarizing beast had been identified, his companion’s rooms were searched and there the missing items were found.
E.J. Wagner (The Science of Sherlock Holmes: From Baskerville Hall to the Valley of Fear, the Real Forensics Behind the Great Detective's Greatest Cases)
It would appear to a quoting dilettante—i.e., one of those writers and scholars who fill up their texts with phrases from some dead authority—that, as phrased by Hobbes, “from like antecedents flow like consequents.” Those who believe in the unconditional benefits of past experience should consider this pearl of wisdom allegedly voiced by a famous ship’s captain: "But in all my experience, I have never been in any accident… of any sort worth speaking about. I have seen but one vessel in distress in all my years at sea. I never saw a wreck and never have been wrecked nor was I ever in any predicament that threatened to end in disaster of any sort." E. J. Smith, 1907, Captain, RMS Titanic Captain Smith’s ship sank in 1912 in what became the most talked-about shipwreck in history.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
If you have something better to be doing than poetry, which means almost anything else, that is the thing you should be doing right now,” he said to the class. Then, he turned to me. “There’s nowhere else you could be?” “No,” I said to him. “Nowhere.” “You made the right choice. Poetry is better than nothing,” he said to me. “But you have nothing to fall back on.” He was careful not to ask any more questions. He must have sensed I was embarrassed to speak in front of the others, who were confident and sharp. The professor took out the napkin and let it open in his hand. “I’m going to be honest with all of you.” The room looked at each other. The professor said to the class, “If you have something else, and you can do something else, then don’t let it go. Most of you will go back to doing that thing.
E.J. Koh (The Magical Language of Others)
Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice.” Eph. 4:31. Have you read those words and thought, “Oh, that it might be so?” Have you earnestly tried to put away that evil speaking, together with “the root of bitterness” from which it springs, and failed, because “the tongue can no man tame; it is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison?” James 3:8.  Read the Divine exhortation, “Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory; but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves.” “Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus.” Phil. 2:3, 5. And similar to this is the admonition, “Let brotherly love continue.” Heb. 13:1. What a blessed state of mind this must be; and what a heaven there would be on earth, if such a state of things only existed, even among those who profess the name of Christ. Yet how many who have set this blessed ideal before themselves, find themselves wondering how it is to be attained. 
E.J. Waggoner (Living by Faith)
Cynnie’s disappeared while I’ve shut up shop. So has Ty, without even giving me a hug. He’s getting a dozen noogies for that the next time I see him. I lock up, checking and double-checking my security. On the way back from checking the manual lock on the fire escape door, I find the dress Cynnie was wearing draped across the foot of the staircase up into the loft like a fallen flower petal. “Baby?” Her wild giggle answers me. Grinning, I scoop up the dress and carry it up the stairs. I expect her to be n*ked in the bed, but she’s not. There’s no sign of her. “Baby, where are you?” Another wild giggle. With the open plan of my apartment, the stairwell, and the screen of trees in the loft, the acoustics can be weird. I was sure the first giggle came from upstairs. Now, it sounds like her giggle is coming from downstairs. “Come out, come out, wherever you are, bumble baby,” I call. Insane giggles. I spin around in place on the landing, trying to locate the source of those irresistible giggles. “When I find you, I’m going to b*te my bumble very hard on her b*ttom,” I growl. “I sting you!” That was definitely from my bedroom. I tear through the doorway and look around. No naughty bumble in my bed. I yank open the closet doors. No naughty bumble in my closets. There aren’t many hiding places in my bedroom. There’s no way she could fit between the trees. Then I spot the black rectangle half-hidden in the rumpled bedding. A phone. She’s put it on speaker and dimmed the screen. That sneaky little bee. I grab the phone and growl into it. “I’m going to find you.” “I fly away!” “You’ll never get away from me, little girl. And when I catch you, I’m going to eat you up.” I grip the phone, so turned on my hand shakes, muscles bunching. I pant into the phone. “I’m going to find you, wherever you are, and rail you into the ground.” She squees. There’s a very faint echo, and I realize where she is. Game on.
E.J. Frost (Max's Bumble (Daddy P.I. Casefiles, #3))