Fiction by Anne Enright: “The water slipped past her as she hauled her way through it, in a long, reaching overarm that took her away from everyone, even as she seemed to stay in the same place.”Source link
Fiction by Adam Levin: “When I changed my mind about which sister belonged to me, they’d been speaking in sentences for a couple of months.”Source link
Fiction by Haruki Murakami: “Had she vanished, like smoke? Or, on that early-autumn afternoon, had I seen not a real person but a vision of some kind?”Source link
Fiction by Emilio Fraia: “Klaus wiped milk from his mustache with a napkin and said that all stories, at heart, were weird stories where nothing happened.”Source link
Fiction by Roddy Doyle: “He listened, for whistling wind, falling branches, roof slates decapitating pensioners.”Source link
Fiction by John Edgar Wideman: “Our silences really, not our voices, engaged in conversation. Though I hear you singing. Softly. Clearly.”Source link
Fiction by Weike Wang: “He didn’t think it was fear. He told her what he thought it was. Ignorance leads to fear, she said.”Source link
