See Jane Run Quotes

“The blood that covered the front of her dress hit her square in the eyes, like a ripe tomato hurled at her face. Forming a giant, angry fist, it reached into her throat and dragged forth a low, unwilling scream.”
― Joy Fielding, See Jane Run

“She forced her fingers to the television dial and turned it on, half expecting to see herself staring back. But instead, she saw some pretty blonde in her twenties delivering the news in a voice so cherry that it made her want to be sick all over again and heard not a word about a pretty brunet in her thirties who had gone missing, although a man in North Carolina reported seeing Elvis as he was emptying the trash.”
― Joy Fielding, See Jane Run

“The moon, now only a series of pale-white dots against a light-blue background, would fill out a grow bright, exercising its dominion over the night.”
― Joy Fielding, See Jane Run

“Despite the beginnings of second-wave feminism and the feeling of enlightenment in the air, the sexual revolution was tinged with misogyny and violence. It was the dark side of the macho renegade coursing through the era, the energy that had a hand in squashing Brooke's career. 'There was tremendous misogyny,' Jane Fonda said. '"Sexual liberation" and "free love" meant that women were meant to please men. It was the dudes that ruled.”
― Mark Rozzo, Everybody Thought We Were Crazy: Dennis Hopper, Brooke Hayward, and 1960s Los Angeles