“Did I really think it was wonderful? Wonderful was probably an exaggeration. I thought it was fine. Maybe even good. I couldn't say the last time I thought anything was exactly wonderful. That implied more joy than I may ever… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“Soon enough my mind hooked onto the missing guitars and the locked door and the hole filled up with clues and suspects and all… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“Constance helped Mick see that there are never any sides. Only things we understand and things we have chosen to pretend we don't understand.… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“The detective thinks he is investigating a murder or a missing girl but truly he is investigating something else all together, something he cannot… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
Just when you thought the mafia novel was dead, Tod Goldberg breathes new life into it. Gangsterland, the best mafia novel in years, is… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“... solutions are always possible, and the limits of the truth far exceed the limits of human understanding.” — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“There are no coincidences. Only doors you didn't have the courage to walk through. only blind spots you weren't brave enough to see. Only… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“Some people, I saw, had drowned right away, and some people were drowning in slow motion, drowning a little bit at a time, and… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“Mysteries never end," Constance Darling, Silette's student, told me once, "And I always thought maybe none of them really get solved, either. We only… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“Mysteries never end," Silette wrote. "And we solve them anyway, knowing we are both solving both everything and nothing. We solve them knowing the… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“There's nothing that isn't worth writing about. If you look closely at your life you'll find plenty to write about there, too.” — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“Those who try to grasp on to the mystery will never succeed. Only those who let it slip their fingers will come to know… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“The teller has no responsibility to make the listener believe in the truth. Each must take the words and make them their own. No… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“Karma," he said once, "is not a sentence already printed. It is a series of words the author can arrange as she choses." Love.… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
“Did I really think it was wonderful? Wonderful was probably an exaggeration. I thought it was fine. Maybe even good. I couldn't say the… — Sara Gran Copy Share Image
