New York interposed itself, once and for all, between me and all other places of origin. — Joseph O'Neill New york Copy Share Image
The greater the novel, the more it is apt to embody the special, non-replicable properties of the written medium. — Joseph O'Neill Books Copy Share Image
“...only a lunatic would fail to distinguish between himself and his representative self. This banal distinction may be most obvious in the… — Joseph O'Neill Identity Copy Share Image
“About Danielle, I remember, my feelings were no more specific than pleasant anxiousness. She hadn’t caught me, obviously enough, at a very… — Joseph O'Neill Good and bad Copy Share Image
“There was another silence. I felt, above all, tired. Tiredness: if there was a constant symptom of the disease in our lives… — Joseph O'Neill Depression Copy Share Image
There may well be writers who roll up their sleeves and say, 'I'm going to write a post-9/11 novel' but I wasn't… — Joseph O'Neill Books Copy Share Image
I'm completely cricketed out. If I never have to write another word about cricket again, I'll be a happy man. — Joseph O'Neill Cricket Copy Share Image
Who has the courage to set right those misperceptions that bring us love? — Joseph O'Neill Courage Copy Share Image
“You know what my motto is?' I didn't think people had mottoes anymore,' I said. Think fantastic,' Chuck said. 'My motto is,… — Joseph O'Neill Copy Share Image
I love books where you feel you're having a romance with the writer. — Joseph O'Neill Books Copy Share Image
