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3 years, 6 months ago

the hard part is holding on to it

Catherine wasn’t laughing anymore, but looked as if she might start again at any moment. “It’s funny,” she said, narrowing her eyes. “There are things you’re just positive will happen to you. Then there’s that second when you realize, Jesus Christ. Maybe they won’t.”

She was watching me closely.…

—p.110 Emerald City Passing the Hat (105) by Jennifer Egan
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3 years, 6 months ago

not quite desire, but something like it

He nodded, then shyly put his arms around her. As they hugged, Diana teased herself, imagining what it would be like to make love to Sonny. Then he drew back, took her face in his hands, and kissed her.

Diana was as stunned as if he had slapped her. Gently she tried to pull away, but Sonny was r…

—p.95 The Watch Trick (89) by Jennifer Egan
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3 years, 6 months ago

not quite desire, but something like it

He nodded, then shyly put his arms around her. As they hugged, Diana teased herself, imagining what it would be like to make love to Sonny. Then he drew back, took her face in his hands, and kissed her.

Diana was as stunned as if he had slapped her. Gently she tried to pull away, but Sonny was r…

—p.95 The Watch Trick (89) by Jennifer Egan
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3 years, 6 months ago

distractions from Hitchcock’s tense, dreamlike world

After a second round of drinks, Diana went down to the cabin. The sun hurt her eyes—it had been like that since she’d started researching her dissertation, “Crisis and Catharsis in the Films of Alfred Hitchcock.” She had promised James she would cut down the hours she spent viewing, but lately she …

—p.92 The Watch Trick (89) by Jennifer Egan
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we just look at each other a long time

Then Bradley looks up. Maybe he felt me watching him. He doesn’t say a thing, we just look at each other a long time, neither one of us moving. Fire lights his face and makes his eyes look hollow. The only sound is wood cracking in the fire.

I rise halfway to my feet and jump. I stay calm until …

—p.86 One Piece (72) by Jennifer Egan