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“He remembers what I forget and I remember what he forgets. It's too late for either of us to make another old friend.”
― Abigail Thomas, What Comes Next and How to Like It

“I should have smashed those spectacles to glass so fine he would never not remember how I ruined his vision - decisive, quick, imperative - and wrecked that world of his own making, its heroes, its scholars, it founding members, generals, politicians, row after row after row after row of men and not real and not true for me, for me, not how I was, or what I saw and thought. Not anything. I could have; I should have; I did not.

But I was fifteen. I could no more have formed those words, those thoughts, than flown to the moon.”
― Kate Walbert, His Favorites

“Imagine: you could say nothing, do nothing, eat nothing, touch nothing, love nothing without the other knowing.”
― Megan Mayhew Bergman, Almost Famous Women: Stories

“I used to get upset if somebody I didn't like loved a book I loved. That's MY book, I'd think.”
― Abigail Thomas, What Comes Next and How to Like It