Friendship Quote by Christa Faust

“Katz couldn't have said exactly why Walter mattered to him. No doubt part of it was simply an accident of grandfathering: of forming an…

— Jonathan Franzen

“...it occurred to him that maybe the world wasn't so bad after all... gradually details he hadn't noticed began to come into focus... Almost…

— James Dashner

“At times she had thought that this was the only kind of connection you could have with people—intense, inexplicable and ultimately incomplete.”

— Mary Gaitskill

“They sat in the companionable awkwardness caused by knowing extremely private things about each other that had never been directly confided.”

— Jodi Picoult

“It was strange that Walter with all his cleverness should have so little sense of proportion. Because he had dressed a doll in gorgeous…

— W. Somerset Maugham

“He was someone who had to live alone, someone who found it difficult to be with others for any length of time, because he…

— John Burnside

“Perhaps this was depression, a murkiness that distorted and disabled connection. I drifted in and out of this darkness, pulled away, then reappeared.”

— Carrie Brownstein

“Jim had spent most of his life alone. The solitary nature of his disability and the constant moving had made it difficult for him…

— Bonnie Dee

“Walter was all alone in a huge, empty room with no windows.”

— Christa Faust

“The truth is that nothing between Patty and Richard was ever going to last, because they couldn't help being disappointments to each other, because…

— Jonathan Franzen

“...he wound up misbehaving in a manner so bold and outlandishly inappropriate that it wasn't clear to him if he had lost his mind…

— Paul Auster

“Sir Walter took this to mean he had not –which Sir Walter was glad of, for Sir Walter thought a great deal of a…

— Susanna Clarke