"Why are only white laws followed? This will kill the world. What is the law if not the earth's?" (p283) Solar Storms (1994)
Sometimes now I hear the voice of my great-grandmother, Agnes. It floats toward me like a soft breeze through an open window. (beginning of Prologue) Solar Storms (1994)
I looked down, embarrassed, but she said only, "Some people see scars and it is wounding they remember. To me they are proof of the fact that there is healing." (p125) Solar Storms (1994)
I was told Ammah was a silent god and rarely spoke. The reason for this was that all things--birdsongs, the moon, even my own life--grow from rich and splendid silence. (p265) Solar Storms (1994)