“When did a person begin to emerge from that fantastical sea of childhood onto the dry land of adult existence?” — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
“Making yourself an outcast was one way to avoid the pain of having it done to you.” — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
“We’re made out of the water, the earth, the air of the places that fed our ancestors, quenched their thirst, the basic elements of… — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
“What was sport but a thin veneer over the factional fighting it had replaced—ritualized violence, bloody entertainment?” — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
“When did a person begin to emerge from that fantastical sea of childhood onto the dry land of adult existence?” — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
“believe that what happens in the world never really goes away. Everything that has been remains somehow, makes an impression. Some things make stronger… — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
“Was it possible for the living to haunt their fellow creatures? For something as intangible as the mere memory of a gesture to slip… — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
“And what was sport, underneath, but a kind of sanitized, ritualized violence?” — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
“All of us insist upon our illusions, upon substituting dreams and distorted memories for the real thing.” — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
“It seemed to him that delusion was the most natural of human states; it was honesty that was the aberration.” — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
“From the poorest places came the richest music—it had always been that way.” — Erin Hart Copy Share Image
