4 Quotes by Gregory Blake Smith

But I feel myself marooned on the island of my self.

Margo shushing Alice, who had to sigh theatrically every time Cary Grant did a Cary Grant thing.

One must take care that one's life does not begin to resemble the plot of a novel.

What interests me,” she took up finally, and there was now no touch of her characteristic satire, “is a life in which I am engaged in discovering what interests me. Not just now, as a young woman, but when I am a wife, and when I have children, and beyond. A life of imagination, and experience, and engagement, and commitment to something beyond myself.