“Why did tradition always insist that ignorance was the optimum state for important transactions involving women?” — Curtis Craddock Ignorance Copy Share Image
“Men of action must be led by men of virtue, else there is no honor, merely chaos and barbarism.” — Curtis Craddock Character Copy Share Image
“After a moment he added, "Though if you do find it necessary to execute me, I request that my funeral include a… — Curtis Craddock Time Copy Share Image
“Men seeking power only acknowledged fact insofar as it supported their ambitions.” — Curtis Craddock Ambition Copy Share Image
“She slapped down a mug of something that was, he suspected, technically alcohol, but only because it had a good lawyer.” — Curtis Craddock Copy Share Image
“The most important things we have are dreams," Isabelle said. "Without them we cannot conjure new truths or better worlds. Where we… — Curtis Craddock Better world Copy Share Image
