Sarah

“A tale has many tails, and many heads, particularly if it’s true. Like life, it is a river with many branches, rivulets, creeks, and distributaries.”
― Rabih Alameddine, The True True Story of Raja the Gullible (and His Mother): A Novel

“He was born the day he first heard the song of a whale, and he has been finding ways to record them ever since. In one moment high and squeaking like the top note of a violin, in the next guttural, echoing, some space between the moan of a cow and the trumpet of an elephant. Sometimes joyous and playful, sometimes mournful and searching. Sometimes with a trill or a creak or a rumble. A question, a call, a love letter.”
― Charlotte McConaghy, Wild Dark Shore

“Praying was a way to interrupt your own habitual thinking”
― Charlotte Wood, Stone Yard Devotional

“The old method for dealing with bad dreams is to tell them aloud above the toilet bowl”
― Olga Tokarczuk, Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead