Emily Ann Meyer

“Mr. Grandin wore a suit and tie every day. “That’s how you know he doesn’t work for a living,” Sam’s dad said. On”
― Connie Schultz, The Daughters of Erietown

“It seemed as though all the vigorous instruction of the past month was evaporating before her mind’s eye. All the physical training — self-defense, disguise, fitness — seemed irrelevant here, a short flight of whitewashed steps away from her first assignment. And what sort of spy craft could she need?”
― Y.S. Lee, A Spy in the House

“Martha Mitchell, the flamboyant and fiery wife of Nixon’s attorney general, arrived under a yellow organza parasol and wide-brim hat, wearing a pale-apricot couture dress and high-heel slingbacks—the same outfit she’d worn earlier in the year to meet Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace.”
― Garrett M. Graff, Watergate: A New History

“Or we of the tribe who delude ourselves into thinking the Orioles will one day win the World Series!”
― Jean Hanff Korelitz, The Latecomer