African-american-authors Quote by N.D. Jones

“You’re a fire witch, my dear.”  Moira looked up, tea preparations on automatic pilot.  “Not all fire witches are the same, of course, but…

— Debora Geary

“I have never even seen a witch, let alone felt the need to burn one to death. We can conclude, then, that our forefathers,…

— Bobby Henderson

“WITCHES TAKE THEIR NAMES FROM PLACES, for places are what give them their strength. The place need not be beautiful, or habitable, or even…

— Alice Hoffman

“On Hallows Eve, we witches meet to broil and bubble tasty treats like goblin thumbs with venom dip, crisp bat wings, and fried fingertips.…

— Richelle E. Goodrich

“Be a witch they cannot burn.”

— Nichole McElhaney

“To burn the witch is to admit that magic exists.”

— Erin Anastasia

“It is one thing to believe in witches, and quite another to believe in witch-smellers.”

— G.K. Chesterton

“I wanted to burn her, the wicked witch.”

— Fyodor Sologub

“Witch, we walk in fire, because we ARE the fire.”

— Lisa Lister

“It's going to be painful." "It's a fun tradition." "So was witch-burning," Melody said. "Unless you were the witch.”

— Brandon Sanderson

“You expect me to believe you're a witch? A broom riding, cauldron stirring, poison apple witch? Witches are Fae, Angelina," Dasan mocked. "No, you…

— D.C. Grace

“Two middle-aged yuppies got bored of their chosen careers, looked into Wicca and now fancy themselves to be witches. They're going to initiate their…

— Caspar Vega