Katrina Peed

“wished that being aware of my own ridiculousness could somehow decrease my ridiculousness.”
― Curtis Sittenfeld, Romantic Comedy

“Wasn’t this more than I’d ever imagined I could wish for, that a kind, thoughtful, smoking-hot man would think I was terrifyingly, awesomely perceptive? That he understood how neurotic I was, and didn’t seem to mind? That he saw neediness not as annoying but as normal? Hadn’t it all seemed so unlikely that I’d genuinely made peace with never finding someone like Noah except perhaps in the pages of a screenplay I wrote?”
― Curtis Sittenfeld, Romantic Comedy

“We're all confused freaks. It's just that most of us aren't professional writers.”
― Curtis Sittenfeld, Romantic Comedy

“I do still wonder if a person's writing self is their realest self, their fakest self, or just a different self than their in-the-world self?”
― Curtis Sittenfeld, Romantic Comedy