9/20/2024 I won’t spoil the story by revealing what part the paperfolder plays in it.
Karen [email protected] James Rollins, The Demon Crown (New York: William Morrow/ Harper/Collins, 2017), p179-180: …”his focus was upon a folded piece of paper. With great care, he made two more creases, pressing crisp lines. He had taken up origami origami as a boy…and had never forsaken the art… during his time with M… he had folded a menagerie with her, grew a garden of paper flowers just so he could earn a rare smile from her…he had knelt at the feet of origami masters…Akira Yoshizawa had been one of his teachers…[uncredited Illustration of origami praying mantis] P396-7: …Without looking down, he made one crease, then another. His fingers moved from memory…Fold after, he worked. Slowly shape took form. When he was done, a white origami lily rested on his desk…. Sent from my iPhone
