“His obsessions don’t manifest themselves physically, but they certainly lay other species of snares and traps in hidden corners of his mind. They lasso him and hogtie him and yank him away from logic and rational thinking. They spin him… — Grant Ginder Copy Share Image
“Eloise, look, you’ll be disappointed, okay? Love disappoints. It can’t help itself. That’s why … I don’t know, that’s why Ingrid Bergman gets on the plane and leaves Casablanca, or Maude takes all those sleeping pills at the end of Harold and Maude. But what are we supposed to do? Stop trying? Preemptively say fuck it because we know everything… — Grant Ginder Copy Share
“His obsessions don’t manifest themselves physically, but they certainly lay other species of snares and traps in hidden corners of his mind. They lasso… — Grant Ginder Copy Share Image
“Relationships are awful. They’ll kill you, right up to the point where they start saving your life.” — Grant Ginder Copy Share Image
“He’d just been awarded his master’s degree, and he was more or less pure hearted and well intentioned; his actions and decisions were dictated… — Grant Ginder Copy Share Image
“This is true: if there was one thing my father taught me, it's that endings never work out the way you want them to--that… — Grant Ginder Copy Share Image
“I know they may seem like a handful,” she says, “but they really are good people.” Alice opts against pointing out the obvious to… — Grant Ginder Copy Share Image
“She wants to tell them that she’s not that deep, that she no longer has the energy to be manipulative or conniving. She wants… — Grant Ginder Copy Share Image
“If a man’s character is to be abused, say what you will, there’s nobody like a relative to do the business. —WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY,… — Grant Ginder Copy Share Image
“Upon hearing them, Eloise turns as well. Paul watches as she stares at them, and he wonders what she’s thinking: if she sees love… — Grant Ginder Copy Share Image
“She wanted to feel like everything was in front of her again, like life was stretched out, wild and open at her feet. She… — Grant Ginder Copy Share Image
