The acclaimed author of The Orange Fish and Swann writes a delicious, sophisticated novel of modern romance about a folklorist with a penchant for the past who falls in love with a off-beat, spontaneous disc jockey, who's definitely wrapped up in the present. "A touching, elegantly funny,... read more
“She knows the old cliche: To fall in love is to fall out of love. Maybe that's all that's happened, something as simple and blameless as that. Love is selfish. Love is dangerous, impractical, wasteful. Loving, we put a pistol to our heads. It burns, it makes us into fools, always it keeps us waiting. It sickens, it makes us sick, it's the start of a serious illness, it's illness itself.”Fay
It's not respected. It's the one thing in the world everyone wants – she's convinced of thatHighlighted by 3 Kindle customers
but for some reason people are obliged to pretend that love is trifling and foolish.Highlighted by 3 Kindle customers
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