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Between Heaven and Hell there is this place called reality. Reality might as well be Hell if you don’t have cash.

— Jeffrey Ford The Fantasy Writer's Assistant and Other Stories (2002)

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He kneels and prays to heaven but nothing happens.

The Fantasy Writer's Assistant and Other Stories (2002)

Nothing is more comforting to people than to have their certainties trumpeted back to them in bold, clear typeface.

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You are no more nor less than any man—a hungry heart and a wavering will.

Crackpot Palace (2012)

They’ve told so many lies in their lives that they’ve run out and can now tell only the truth.

Crackpot Palace (2012)

What good is the illusion of fiction if it cannot show us a way to become the people we need to be?

The Fantasy Writer's Assistant and Other Stories (2002)

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