“There’s something to be said for naïveté. Up to a point in life, anyway. When did you lose it, do you suppose—was it a person or an event?” — Alison Anderson Copy Share Image
“The music was scraping me from within, but I needed it more than anything. To prove to myself that I am still alive, to… — Alison Anderson Copy Share Image
“She has known some happiness there, a privileged moment of revelation, a glimpse into an unexplored part of herself, into something beyond herself. But… — Alison Anderson Copy Share Image
“It had been hard t live int he wilderness without a goal, without a future. Now, at last, we had one. p 166” — Alison Anderson Copy Share Image
“...he is caught by the urgency of departure, as if this island were not good enough. p 133” — Alison Anderson Copy Share Image
“There’s something to be said for naïveté. Up to a point in life, anyway. When did you lose it, do you suppose—was it a… — Alison Anderson Copy Share Image
