“All Jacob could hear was the odd sob or sigh, the vocabulary of sorrow.” — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
“Stories serve multiple purposes. At a basic level they are great entertainment, which is essential for living a happy and healthy life, but on… — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
“Something bashed against the submarine with such a tremendous force that the vessel rocked violently from side to side, throwing people back and forth. Jacob and Whistler weren't ready for the first of these, and they earned bruises as their medals, but the second time the creature shook the ship, they clung to pipes that rattled in their holdings, as… — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share
“Terror had them all for a moment, and it ravaged them, and when it was finished, shock had its way with them, and left… — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
“There are always periodic opportunities to give up, while every single moment is an opportunity to persevere.” — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
“Nox didn’t say a word. He waited, counting the seconds in his mind. Sometimes you counted bullets and sometimes you counted time. Either one… — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
“I consider fantasy the heir of mythology, addressing a real human need to seek out answers to life’s many mysteries. It is a genre… — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
“Behind the sternness of his voice there was a shackled anger, and beneath that shackled anger there was a buried pain.” — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
“All Jacob could hear was the odd sob or sigh, the vocabulary of sorrow.” — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
“When writing, there are some scenes that are emotionally overwhelming. They completely overcome the author, and only when they do this can they cause… — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
“But he who knows not when to obey shall find that he's really obeying his rebellious lower aspects. His animal nature, if you well.… — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
“Nothing else attacked the submarine that day, or the days that followed, but every sound was heard as the battle cry of a beast,… — Dean F. Wilson Copy Share Image
