“Faith is a very personal thing, really. Just because you don’t meet with a group of people once a week who believe everything exactly the way you do doesn’t mean you don’t believe in something.”
―
Charlie N. Holmberg,
The Paper Magician
“Everyone has a dark side! But it’s their choice whether or not they cultivate it.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“But she still had time. Surely she still had time. Stories like this one weren’t meant to end badly.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“You’re a candle that won’t be snuffed, and now the darkest parts of this world can see you. And they don’t tolerate the light.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Glass Magician
“I don’t know how many women can claim to have walked a man’s heart, but I’ve walked yours,” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“If you’re going to get yourself killed, you could at least kiss me first!” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Glass Magician
“Perhaps the man wasn’t so mad after all. Or maybe it’s a madness that I can learn to appreciate.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“When one believes in oneself, even the extraordinary is possible.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Master Magician
“Perhaps in a heart, knowledge was more stable than memory or thought.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“One can never be too irrational.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Glass Magician
“When I think about it . . . I guess I’ve just taken what bits and pieces I felt were right for me and made my own faith with them. Faith is a very personal thing, really. Just because you don’t meet with a group of people once a week who believe everything exactly the way you do doesn’t mean you don’t believe in something.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“Decide where you want your life to go before you set it rolling.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Master Magician
“I think life would be much . . . simpler . . . if a man could believe in one solid thing,” he answered, still not looking at her. “Bits and pieces here and there do no good for a man’s soul. Thinking all of it is right or all of it is wrong does no good, either. Just as a magician cannot work all materials. He must choose one. But how does he know? How do these people believe in this faith, but not the others? Yet they are happy.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“Never dismiss the value of entertainment, Ceony. Good-quality entertainment is never free, and it’s something everyone wants.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“Monsters are only ever fascinating from afar.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Will and the Wilds
“The ghostly images lasted only a moment longer before fading away, as all unread stories were wont to do.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“nothing like jam and cold bread to make a man appreciate a woman.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Master Magician
“What is a soul if not an extension of the heart?” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Will and the Wilds
“Alfred snorted. “Paperwork. A Folder of all people, complaining about paperwork.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Master Magician
“Everyone has a dark side! But it’s their choice whether or not they cultivate it.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“But she still had time. Surely she still had time. Stories like this one weren’t meant to end badly.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“You’re a candle that won’t be snuffed, and now the darkest parts of this world can see you. And they don’t tolerate the light.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Glass Magician
“I don’t know how many women can claim to have walked a man’s heart, but I’ve walked yours,” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“If you’re going to get yourself killed, you could at least kiss me first!” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Glass Magician
“Perhaps the man wasn’t so mad after all. Or maybe it’s a madness that I can learn to appreciate.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“When one believes in oneself, even the extraordinary is possible.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Master Magician
“Perhaps in a heart, knowledge was more stable than memory or thought.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“One can never be too irrational.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Glass Magician
“When I think about it . . . I guess I’ve just taken what bits and pieces I felt were right for me and made my own faith with them. Faith is a very personal thing, really. Just because you don’t meet with a group of people once a week who believe everything exactly the way you do doesn’t mean you don’t believe in something.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“Decide where you want your life to go before you set it rolling.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Master Magician
“I think life would be much . . . simpler . . . if a man could believe in one solid thing,” he answered, still not looking at her. “Bits and pieces here and there do no good for a man’s soul. Thinking all of it is right or all of it is wrong does no good, either. Just as a magician cannot work all materials. He must choose one. But how does he know? How do these people believe in this faith, but not the others? Yet they are happy.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“Never dismiss the value of entertainment, Ceony. Good-quality entertainment is never free, and it’s something everyone wants.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“Monsters are only ever fascinating from afar.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Will and the Wilds
“The ghostly images lasted only a moment longer before fading away, as all unread stories were wont to do.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Paper Magician
“nothing like jam and cold bread to make a man appreciate a woman.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Master Magician
“What is a soul if not an extension of the heart?” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Will and the Wilds
“Alfred snorted. “Paperwork. A Folder of all people, complaining about paperwork.” ― Charlie N. Holmberg, The Master Magician
