Dominic Laing

“When you can’t talk about something, you’re prevented from naming and describing it, from making it real. And what you can’t name and describe and make real becomes infinite and limitless and impossible to decipher or resolve because it can expand to fill your whole life and self to its tiniest corners or it can shrink to nothing; nothing being the size of things that are not real. You are alone—with it, with yourself. With this unsolvable problem.”
― Isaac Fitzgerald, Dirtbag, Massachusetts: A Confessional