“Nuclear didn't describe families. How could it? Dry physics was not equal to that task. In the twentieth century we needed a biological metaphor, Darwinian in scope, to suggest the gnash and crash of carnivorous life in the family gene… — Laura Kalpakian Copy Share Image
“She spoke with the usual cadences of the young: sentences curling upward at the end, all statements fading into a smoky, implied question mark,… — Laura Kalpakian Copy Share Image
“There are no real Californians. There are only people who live there and people who don't.” — Laura Kalpakian Copy Share Image
“Nuclear didn't describe families. How could it? Dry physics was not equal to that task. In the twentieth century we needed a biological metaphor,… — Laura Kalpakian Copy Share Image
“When you bite into a chocolate truffle, you don't want to find oat bran.” — Laura Kalpakian Copy Share Image
