pink-orange

• “This he does see in the dream—the roll of fish, the top of the skeleton, pink-orange beads in the viscous water, but mostly it's the briny salmon, the taste of life.”

  Fictionaut: Salmon of Wisdom (novel excerpt, Jimmy Gollihue)

• “One child lifts the now pink-orange package from the ground.”

  Simon & Schuster: Amaryllis in Blueberry

• “There was a square of light ahead of me now, a glowing box of pink-orange light through slits of a vent.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Faculty Club

• “It was a beautiful tangerine, tighltly skinned and glowing a rare pink-orange.”

  Fictionaut: Heavenly Blue Morning Glory

• “Keep stirring to ensure they are evenly cooked - you'll notice they will almost immediately turn that pink-orange colour, when they do they are done.”

  Presto Pasta Night #49

• “Folks wandered out in their bathrobes and pajamas to witness this gruesome nightmare purging itself of me and vice versa beneath the pink-orange blush of city streetlights.”

  Fictionaut: The Neighborly Thing To Do

• “Luxuriant forests of large round anemones, each one ivory or pink-orange, look like some 1960s hallucinogenic art installation.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Beneath the Ice

• “Cartilage stains blue-grey, bone marrow is orange, bone is dark pink-orange, and muscle fibers are pink.”

  Archive 2007-06-01

• “Nobody who has pressed their thumb to the bright glass eye of a flashlight, and seen the photons that have shot right through glowing pink-orange flesh like bullets through jelly, could ever be amazed at the invention of X-Ray.”

  Archive 2007-01-01

• “I had forgotten that the green gage plums turn a beautiful pink-orange color when cooked, so instead of the monochromatic dish I had pictured, I ended up with something more reminiscent of when you first pick your own outfit for kindergarten.”

  Archive 2007-09-01

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