Katherine Grace Bond
Katherine Grace Bond's books include the YA novel The Summer of No Regrets (about finding the meaning of life and death when the boy next door may be a movie star in hiding), its companion Luke's Journal (which will let you know whether or not he is), the bestselling The Legend of the Valentine, a children's book about the Civil Rights Movement, and three poetry collections, including Considering Flight (about the uneasy dance between parent and child on the razor’s edge of mental illness.) For her Work-in-Progress, Looking Glass Girl, about a young artist who time-travels to Impressionist France trying to break a family curse, she traveled to France twice to see if she could chase down Manet.
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Katherine also writes on writing, race, family, and relationships on Medium.
When she’s not writing, she plays fiddle in an Irish band called The Scuppermonkeys.
“And I couldn’t love a lie anymore.”
“Maybe love is just hormones or endorphins—not some great force all around us. Maybe that’s just nonsense. It’s always seemed to me that love is about being found—the way you might find your missing cat because you knew he had a notch on his left ear and came to the sound of knew he had a notch on his left ear and came to the sound of pebbles rattling in a can. But maybe that isn’t the way things work. Maybe you can only be “found” for a little while. Just likeJoseph and Isuza LaRonge discovered, “forever” isn’t really forever. Everything ends. Everything is lost eventually.”
“2If he wasn’t who he said he was, wouldn’t he have been honest with me by now?”