“It was really spooky. I don't know if that says something about Richmond greater as a whole, ... I have to give Richmond props for being the home to the scariest homemade haunted house I've ever been to.”
“[Those are] three things I have experience with or three things that affect me a lot, ... Love is something that's always on my mind. I taught creative writing at a prison for a few years [and] I love exploring.”
“I'm excited to share these Lone Surfer stories because I've always wanted to be a writer since I was a little kid, ... It's a big thrill to see the book on the shelf and share these stories.”
“It was so angry, yet so hopeful and in love, and it wasn't even his car. It was mine, ... I started sharing it with people and wished I could share it with more people.”
“It's easy to see other people and to think they must be different than us, but the more you read these notes, the more you see the similarities between [people], ... It could be the president of some company. [The author] could be writing from inside a prison and the language they use to communicate may be a little different, but the things they're experiencing are the same emotions that everyone feels.”
