“To love was to regain the capacity to remember a world without names, to recall by virtue of the whorl above the beloved's knucklebones and to blue of the veins beneath the skin the unbearable fragility of mornings in this… — Ninotchka Rosca Copy Share Image
“That to own things did not necessarily mean one belonged; that possession was no guarantee of control” — Ninotchka Rosca Copy Share Image
“It is the living nature of resistance. It exists in a constant flux, changing, breeding, metastasizing. All information about it's internal processes is rendered… — Ninotchka Rosca Copy Share Image
“Do not tempt fate by saying never. Never again this, never again that—for you can never be sure of never and that's the only… — Ninotchka Rosca Copy Share Image
“He was convinced that poverty was the only way of life for a certain category of people; they would die without it.” — Ninotchka Rosca Copy Share Image
“To love was to regain the capacity to remember a world without names, to recall by virtue of the whorl above the beloved's knucklebones… — Ninotchka Rosca Copy Share Image
“It was a kind of sin, certainly, to forget—but it was not easy to remember, especially when names changed, languages changed. A century-old name… — Ninotchka Rosca Copy Share Image
