Sometimes, I take inky reading notes.
Sometimes, I take inky reading notes.
"Their glassy eyes don't admit anything so definite as hate. Only that underground hope that you'll be burned alive, tortured, where they can have a peep."
"The feature which, more than any other, endeared her to Anglo-Saxon manhood was her nose."
I learned, Amanda said, that as soon as things began to feel clean and nice and comfortable that was the sign we were going to leave.
"Topple out to her sill going chill against the stars."
For any one who feels adrift. This is strange and quiet and lovely.
"It's as if the sky some days is just hanging around. Moping — just moping. Moping and slouching and indolently seething."
"The house did not love the way a dog would love, unthinking, beating back up after a cuff to the nose; or the way a child did , through lack of choice and necessity."
"It appeared that Margaret's kitchen/hallway presented problems. For one thing, it was a kitchen/hallway." Mona Simpson.