Early in the book Summer Knight by Jim Butcher, it is clear that the book's hero, Harry Dresden is suffering the ill effects of significant personal torment. (If you read Grave Peril, you can understand why.) At one point he is given some advice, a warning, perhaps, by Aurora, the Lady of the Summer Court of Faerie. I found this line particularly interesting since I had just read Wicked by Gregory Maguire where it would be equally at home.
Monsters are born of pain and grief and loss and anger.
Coming soon: my thoughts on A Wrinkle in Time by Madeliene L'Engle
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