“But to try to achieve something massively significant in a field where you’re by and large useless after your fortieth birthday—and my father was seventy-seven—is the height of both delusion and optimism.” — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“Our capacity for love isn’t like a gallon jug that you fill up from rest stop to rest stop as you take a drive… — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“The love I have given and received has been pure. Driven by loss, I have both used the gift of intellect I possessed and… — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“To Americans, the outward display of intelligence is considered unseemly. The Donald Trumps of the world can boast about their penthouses and Ferraris, their… — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“Do not fall in love with someone when that love is heavily dependent on the goodwill and kindness of your parents.” — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“I decided to practice revenge in a calmer way, by living well.” — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“This effort to appear dumb—or to put a positive spin on it, to “be a man of the people”—takes a lot of work that… — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“We’re like rednecks then, zaydeh.” “What are you talking about? I was educated well. I know six languages. I manage the family investment portfolio.… — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“I didn’t know, even vaguely, the difference between physical deprivation and the emotional loss of one’s child, even when you know that child is… — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“Her craziness was happily wed to her intellect. There are no reasonable geniuses in this world, I am convinced.” — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“Tornadoes are a good metaphor for how bad things happen in our lives. They build from small disturbances that usually don’t mean a thing… — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
“But there was a difference between being bright and possessing those sparks of ideas that lead to original thought.” — Stuart Rojstaczer Copy Share Image
