“We've always known that a marriage our parents approved meant giving up Paris and its bells.” — Anouk Markovits Copy Share Image
“The sky unleashed itself and they whirled as they had as children, arms stretched wide as their tongues searched their lips for the taste… — Anouk Markovits Copy Share Image
“... and Hannah's bed was a wide, white barge, her eiderdown a sail that steered them through the foreign morning.” — Anouk Markovits Copy Share Image
“...it seemed to Atara that Hannah's multicolored words had been a ploy to introduce God words about punishing the wicked and rewarding those who… — Anouk Markovits Copy Share Image
“Mila found comfort in this ordered world where sin explained suffering.” — Anouk Markovits Copy Share Image
“We've always known that a marriage our parents approved meant giving up Paris and its bells.” — Anouk Markovits Copy Share Image
“The postman on his bicycle, she envied him, envied his wheels kissing the cobbles, that he knew one language only, one country only, envied… — Anouk Markovits Copy Share Image
“MUSE REBELLE, RENDEZ-VOUS Á LA PREMIÉRE PLUIE (rebel muse, rendezvous at the first rain)” — Anouk Markovits Copy Share Image
“When she left the library, pearly threads linked roof to roof, dormer to dormer, a luminescent web under which everyone was equally chosen.” — Anouk Markovits Copy Share Image
“She synced her steps to those of strangers so that they would take her to different fates.” — Anouk Markovits Copy Share Image
