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
Writing’s Battle In Fiction, Historical W The act of writing is a kind of warfare against oblivion. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now
Love and Fear In Fiction, Historical L We invent what we love, and what we fear. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now
Wasted on Regret In Fiction, Historical W Regret is an appalling waste of energy; you can’t build on it; it’s only good for wallowing in. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now
Power of Silence In Fiction, Historical P Silence is the music of the unsaid. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now
Memory as Seamstress In Fiction, Historical M Memory is the seamstress of our lives. Cynthia Ozick – Foreign Bodies Purchase Now
