The writer and his reader are both complicit in the act of storytelling. The writer must first leave a part of his soul — Cynthia Ogren, Beautiful Monsters
The writer and his reader are both complicit in the act of storytelling. The writer must first leave a part of his soul — Cynthia Ogren, Beautiful Monsters
The writer and his reader are both complicit in the act of storytelling. The writer must first leave a part of his soul — Cynthia Ogren, Beautiful Monsters
The writer and his reader are both complicit in the act of storytelling. The writer must first leave a part of his soul — Cynthia Ogren, Beautiful Monsters
The writer and his reader are both complicit in the act of storytelling. The writer must first leave a part of his soul — Cynthia Ogren, Beautiful Monsters
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The writer and his reader are both complicit in the act of storytelling. The writer must first leave a part of his soul on the page,like a contagion, which the reader then catches.

— Cynthia Ogren, Beautiful Monsters
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