Unhealed Time In Fiction, Historical U Time does not heal; it makes a half-stitched scar that can be broken and again you feel grief as total as in its first hour. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now Cynthia Ozick Foreign Bodies FacebookXPinterestEmailLinkedInWhatsApp
Memory as Seamstress In Fiction, Historical M Memory is the seamstress of our lives. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now
Remembering to Forget In Fiction, Historical R To want to forget something is to think of it. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now
Judgement from Experience In Fiction, Historical J Every new experience is a form of judgement. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now
Mirror in Books In Fiction, Historical M A book is a mirror that offers us only what we already carry inside us. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now
Seriousness and Future In Fiction, Historical S One must know something of the future to be serious in the present. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now
