Sara Dittrich

“solipsism.”
― Mary Stone, Winter's Web

“We found her in a pipe. So how about Piper?” Nash suggested suddenly. The dog perked up, then sat, cocking her head. “She likes that one,” I noted. “Don’t you, Piper?”
― Lucy Score, Things We Hide from the Light

“He makes me feel loved and respected for myself—not for what I can do for him and not for who he wants me to be. It is a different sort of love and admiration than Winston has for me. And I feel a new person under his gaze.”
― Marie Benedict, Lady Clementine

“We pretend to want things we don’t want so nobody can see us not getting what we need.”
― Lisa Taddeo, Three Women