Quote by Marie Benedict

“David Mitchell, Lily King, Ann Patchett, and Lev Grossman. New”

— Marie Benedict

“I reviewed some of his articles and knew Albert couldn’t manage all those mathematical calculations on his own. You were always better at math…

— Marie Benedict

“Do you remember the first time you realized that you were different from other girls? Smarter perhaps?” Helene asked. I”

— Marie Benedict

“Together, we will become the ideal bohemian couple—equal in love and work.” “Truly?”

— Marie Benedict

“Friends did matter. Friends like these anyway, ones who were fiercely intelligent and similarly ambitious, who suffered through the same sort of ridicule and…

— Marie Benedict

“constantly astonished myself with these girls. Astonished that I had the words to express my long-buried stories. Astonished that I allowed them to see…

— Marie Benedict

“The Polytechnic was a new sort of college dedicated to producing teachers and professors for various math or scientific disciplines, and it was one…

— Marie Benedict

“Won’t he ask who this other author is? This Miss Marić?” Albert was quiet. “Would you mind if I listed only my name as…

— Marie Benedict

“Mama had indeed risen up with a ferocity I didn’t think she possessed. I’d been wrong about her my whole life. Her quietude was…

— Marie Benedict

“I knew that they needed to jettison the goal of finding a law of physics applicable to all observers in the universe and focus…

— Marie Benedict

“Remember my words, Mileva, when you withdraw into the deadening cycle of home. You and I are not so different except in the choices…

— Marie Benedict

“These friends didn’t take away my resolve to succeed as I’d feared. They made me stronger. •”

— Marie Benedict