one of those sentences where you can ID the author and the source before even seeing the attribution @codahale.com

Picked up a book, the epigraph seems far too relevant.

One of my students remarked that a epigraph at the beginning would have provided the context necessary to understand the book, but I would imagine the front of the book would be a series of intertwined epigraphs to the point the device would be useless.

will probably get rid of the second bit of the epigraph here but documenting it temporarily

Epigraph from Melissa L. Sevigny’s Brave The Wild River.

At least he gave a nice epigraph for the conclusion.

I used a quote from this letter as an epigraph in my book, “Why Don’t Things Fall Up?”

"We have maintained a silence closely resembling stupidity." – Junta Tuitiva Epigraph that opens the book "Open Veins of Latin America" by Eduardo Galeano. openingquot.es/quotes/we-ha...#Books#Literature#LatinAmerica#Epigraph

Opening Quotes — Unearthing mankind's best quotes, one epigraph at a time.

Unearthing mankind's best quotes, one epigraph at a time.

And as it appears included as an epigraph in "At The Edge of Empire," Edward Wong's new book about his father and much more -

I put this as an epigraph in my superhero deconstruction story, at least as much for myself as the audience.