“I have in my head things I may not have exactly seen, just as you who read this have me.” — Joseph McElroy Copy Share Image
“Sometimes she thought there would be peace on earth if we would just learn to breath. All alone we have to invent… — Joseph McElroy Breath Copy Share Image
“Everything got an explanation: the difference is you pick some things to not explain.” — Joseph McElroy Copy Share Image
“Words made you laugh and history fell apart into tales and isolated mysteries threatening to be trivial.” — Joseph McElroy History Copy Share Image
“My personal view is that there are many gods, and when we organize and rank them, we go too far, we ask… — Joseph McElroy Gods Copy Share Image
“And isn't this hard when we ourselves are always at the beginning of ourselves?” — Joseph McElroy Beginning Copy Share Image
“Above his olive-skinned neck a Low Dark Fade they call it at the barber's school where I go for a $4.99 haircut… — Joseph McElroy Barber Copy Share Image
“She arched and farted like Mona Lisa if you really looked at her and for good fruitarian measure.” — Joseph McElroy Copy Share Image
“... or a Buenos Aires cab's exhaust pipe? An exhaust pipe which James Mayn was once invited to screw, having asked a… — Joseph McElroy Buenos aires Copy Share Image
“We found we counted on our bodies to tell us even what words we were to know. Until we learned too late… — Joseph McElroy Time Copy Share Image
“... but then the rain came down and rained, heavier on the downswing than the up, and hanging on to my seat… — Joseph McElroy Copy Share Image
“When the phone comes up in his hand, he has thought out this death of his ahead of time all by himself.… — Joseph McElroy Copy Share Image
“And what is your story? someone interrupts. What did you do to end up in this endless community of minds?” — Joseph McElroy Psychology Copy Share Image
“He alone can return to Earth to try to do something, only to find that all he can do is try to… — Joseph McElroy Earth Copy Share Image
“I see you moving and me here. Ever-moving. But sometimes moving in one place without ever leaving, yet knowing you could leave.” — Joseph McElroy Copy Share Image
