Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself. — James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
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Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself.

— James Robertson, And the Land Lay Still
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No denial of the truth will ever invalidate it. — Nikki Rosen, In The Eye Of Deception: A True Story
Deception is mostly a game we play with ourselves. — Terry Brooks, The Black Unicorn
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