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"The trope of "I'm gonna secretly break all the rules behind my friend's back for my friend's own good, IMO...what do you mean no one trusts me anymore?" is so puerile to me. And dismissing classics as a whole (when you've barely explored the genre) while working in a bookstore *that sells classics* is bananas to me. I think I get what the author is trying to do but it's a cringy path." Apr 02, 2026 01:48PM

 
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When your body takes up more room than your voice you are always the target of well-aimed rumors,
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Sophfronia Scott
“I don't easily give up these moments of grace and joy. At fifty-one, I've experienced enough to know that when tragedy strikes, these moments evaporate with breathtaking speed in the bitter cold of loss, and I'm left grasping for them, my wounded spirit parched.”
Sophfronia Scott, On Being 40

Dani Shapiro
“How long will molecular traces of the Wilfs remain inside 18 Division Street?”
Dani Shapiro, Signal Fires

Mary Costello
“So many feelings between people were encoded in gesture and silence, because words fell short.”
Mary Costello, Academy Street

Nina de Gramont
“Thirty-six is an age one looks back on as young. But at the time, living in thirty-six-year-old skin, it doesn't feel young. Women start believing themselves old so soon, don't they? Agatha didn't realize it was her youth that allowed her to sit for hours in that comfortless rock of a chair, staring at her pages without need of spectacles, nary a twinge from the small of her back. One day far into the future she would look back on this time in her life and understand she had not been old, or even middle-aged, but young, with the bulk of her life ahead of her, not to mention the best of it.”
Nina de Gramont, The Christie Affair

Mary Costello
“His face did not move her. There was little in him she wanted to know.”
Mary Costello, Academy Street

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