Quotes from Jeffrey A. Carver

Practice, practice, practice writing. Writing is a craft that requires both talent and acquired skills. You learn by doing, by making mistakes and then seeing where you went wrong.

The star rigger's Flux: a higher-dimensional realm where reality and fantasy became strangely merged, where landscapes of the mind intersected with the real fabric of space, where space itself flowed and surged with movement—and where a rigger's skills could vault him across light-years, or send him spiraling to his death.

There are as many ways to discover your story as there are to trip over a dog in the kitchen--and some of them feel about as planned.

It had all ended with the translator and her flying through the sun and then somehow converting the energy of the passage into something called spatial translation and threading.