Lee Wells

“For the benefit of this naïf, the movie experts ran through an inventory of all the lost movies they could think of: the eight-hour version of Greed, Jerry Lewis’s The Day the Clown Cried, about a clown who works in the Nazi concentration camps, the missing reels of The Magnificent Ambersons, Orson Welles’s legendary The Other Side of the Wind, The Blockhouse – a Second World War drama starring Peter Sellers,”
― Jonathan Coe, The House of Sleep

“behaviuoral issues,”
― Shari Lapena, Everyone Here Is Lying

“Everyone you love will die. Everyone you need will pass from this world without warning or reason. Where is their song, the anthem of their lives, soaring to the rafters, celebrating all their sweet, pathetic attempts at permanence? Where is their anthem of fury, their anthem of love? When the people who fill your heart die, Story thinks, all that’s left is emptiness and regret. Nothingness. And a heart filled with nothing feels nothing. So she doesn’t cry. She just rocks back and forth and stares into the void.”
― Noah Hawley, Anthem

“The easy trust that existed between them when Bryden first went missing changed somehow when her body was discovered. It looks bad – his suitcase, the storage room,”
― Shari Lapena, She Didn't See It Coming