Kelley Armstrong

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Kelley Armstrong (2005)

Kelley Armstrong (born 14 December 1968) is a Canadian writer, primarily of fantasy novels.

Quotes[edit]

A Rip Through Time (2022)[edit]

All page numbers are from the hardcover first edition published by Minotaur Books ISBN 978-1-250-82000-6
  • Here’s where I’m going wrong. Well, one of the many ways I am going wrong. I feel superior to these people. I’m from the twenty-first century. So much more enlightened than them. That’s bullshit, of course.
    I have the advantages of the modern world. Thinking it makes me smarter is the polar opposite of “enlightened.”
    • Chapter 5 (p. 30)
  • Fate deals unexpected hands, and we learn to play the cards we are given.
    • Chapter 8 (p. 54)
  • Scotland has a reputation for overcast, drizzly weather, but in Edinburgh you get the wind thrown in for free.
    • Chapter 16 (p. 127)
  • Science and popular opinion rarely progress at the same rate.
    • Chapter 25 (p. 195)
  • Judging by what I read of Lady Inglis’s letter, Victorians are having—and enjoying—sex. They just don’t talk about it. How terribly Victorian of them.
    • Chapter 28 (p. 222)

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