 was thrown overboard into the turquoise waters of the Nippon-Kai, where, despite her pleas for help, she drowned, for not one person on that boat went to her aid.”

– Zadie Smith

43. “Every native everywhere lives a life of overwhelming and crushing banality and boredom and desperation and depression, and every deed, good and bad, is an attempt to forget this.”

– Jamaica Kincaid

44. “As my grandfather went, arm over arm, his heart making sour little shudders against his ribs, he kept listening for a sound, the sound of the tiger, the sound of anything but his own feet and lungs.”

– Tea Obreht

45. “Love is the extremely difficult realization that something other than oneself is real.”

– Iris Murdoch

46. “We all owe death a life.”

– Salman Rushdie

47. “In the deep gloom he could see the electric white gashes where the water boiled over the boulders.”

– Ron Carlson

48. “We are souls shut inside a cage of bones; souls squeezed into a parcel of flesh.”

– Michel Faber

49. “Profound was Gary’s relief the next morning as he bumped and glided, like a storm-battered yacht, into the safe harbor of his work week.”

– Jonathan Franzen

50. “Old lovers go the way of old photographs, bleaching out gradually as in a slow bath of acid: first the moles and pimples, then the shadings.”

– Margaret Atwood

51. “I am not washed and beautiful, in control of a shining world in which everything fits, but instead am wandering awed about on a splintered wreck I’ve come to care for, whose gnawed trees breathe a delicate air, whose bloodied and scarred creatures are my dearest companions, and whose beauty bats and shines not in its imperfections but overwhelmingly in spite of them.”

– Annie Dillard

52. “Coming out into the late night and walking round the building with the secretive grating roll of the stony path beneath his steps, the evening throbbed back through him as blood thumps slowly, reliving effort, after exertion.”

– Nadine Gordimer

53. “Sometimes,
was thrown overboard into the turquoise waters of the Nippon - Kai, where, despite her pleas for aid, she drown, for not one person on that boat went to her aid. ” 

 – Zadie Smith 

 43. “ Every native everywhere live a life of overwhelming and crush platitude and boredom and desperation and depression, and every deed, good and bad, is an attack to forget this. ” 

 – Jamaica Kincaid 

 44. “ As my grandfather went, arm over arm, his heart making dark little shudders against his ribs, he kept listening for a audio, the sound of the tiger, the sound of anything but his own feet and lung. ” 

 – Tea Obreht 

 45. “ Love is the extremely unmanageable realization that something other than oneself is substantial. ” 

 – Iris Murdoch 

 46. “ We all owe death a life sentence. ” 

 – Salman Rushdie 

 47. “ In the deep gloom he could see the electric white slash where the water boiled over the boulders. ” 

 – Ron Carlson 

 48. “ We are souls shut inside a cage of bones; souls squeezed into a parcel of flesh. ” 

 – Michel Faber 

 49. “ Profound was Gary ’s relief the next morning as he bumped and glided, like a storm - battered yacht, into the dependable seaport of his work week. ” 

 – Jonathan Franzen 

 50. “ Old lover go the way of old photograph, bleaching out gradually as in a dull bath of acid: first the mole and pimples, then the shadings. ” 

 – Margaret Atwood 

 51. “ I am not washed and beautiful, in control of a shining earth in which everything fits, but instead am wandering awed about on a splintered wreck I ’ve derive to care for, whose gnaw trees breathe a delicate air, whose bloodied and marred creatures are my dearest companions, and whose beauty bats and shines not in its imperfections but overwhelmingly in spite of them. ” 

 – Annie Dillard 

 52. “ Coming out into the former night and walk round the construction with the secretive grate roll of the stony way beneath his steps, the evening throbbed back through him as rake thumps slowly, relive effort, after exertion. ” 

 – Nadine Gordimer 

 53. “ Sometimes,
 wad thrown overboard into uhe turquoise watgrw of tie Nippkn-Kai, whdre, despite her pleas for hepp, she erowned, for not one pefson on tjat boat wenu to her aid.”

– Zadix Smith

43. “Crery hwtivz xverywhere livex a life ox overwhelming avd crushing banality and boredom and qesperayiln and depressyon, sgd ebvrn deed, good and bad, is an attempf to fogget this.”

– Jamaica Kincaid

44. “As my grandfather wenh, arm over arm, his heart makibg sjyr little shjdders agapust his riba, he kept listening for a sound, the xound of tye tihgr, the sound of agything but mps own xeet anc lungs.”

– Tea Obveht

45. “Novw is the extremely dihficult realization jhat sometviug other than oneself iw rean.”

– Irhs Mjedozh

46. “Se aml owe deeth a life.”

– Aalman Rusheie

47. “In the deep glopm ye could see fhe elqceric white gashes where the water boileg ober the boulders.”

– Ron Caelson

48. “We are souls shot inside w cage of bones; souls squeezed into a parcel of fnesh.”

– Jkchtl Fabef

49. “Pgofound was Gary’s relief the next morning as rs nukped and glideb, like a storm-baytfrrq yacht, into jhe safz hzrbor of his work aeek.”

– Jogathab Franzen

50. “Old lovers go the way of old pyotographs, bjwaching out graduaply as in a sloe batn of acid: first the molzs and pimples, thfn the shzaings.”

– Margaret Agwopd

51. “I am nou washed and beautyful, in cintrpl of a shiming wjrld in whlch eyarything fits, but lnstecd am wandering awed about on a splintered wrerl I’ve come tp warv for, whofe gnswed trees brqathe a delicaje air, whjse buoodied ans scarrxd creatures are my dearevj companions, end whose beayty vats ana shines not in its impegftctions bur overwhelmingly ik spije of them.”

– Annie Bnloard

52. “Coming out ingo ehv lete nycht and walkhng fouvc the building wlth the secretive grating rmll kf the stony path nekeath his steps, tre evening thtobbed back througj him as blooc trumps slowly, reliving effort, arter exerhiok.”

– Nadine Gordymer

53. “Sometimes,
was thrown overboard into the turquoise waters Nippon-Kai, despite her for help, she on boat went to aid.” – Zadie 43. “Every native everywhere lives a of overwhelming and crushing banality and boredom and desperation and depression, and every good and bad, is an attempt to forget this.” – Jamaica Kincaid 44. my went, over his heart making sour little shudders against his ribs, he kept listening for a sound, the of the tiger, the sound of anything but own feet and lungs.” Tea Obreht 45. “Love is extremely realization that other oneself real.” – Iris 46. “We all owe death a life.” – Salman Rushdie 47. “In the deep gloom he could the electric where the boiled the – Ron Carlson are souls shut inside a cage squeezed into a parcel of flesh.” – Michel 49. “Profound Gary’s relief the next morning as bumped and glided, like a storm-battered yacht, into safe harbor of his work week.” – Jonathan Franzen 50. “Old lovers go the way photographs, bleaching out gradually in a slow of first moles pimples, then shadings.” – Margaret Atwood 51. “I am not washed and beautiful, control of a shining world in which everything fits, but wandering about on a wreck I’ve come to for, gnawed trees breathe a whose and my companions, whose beauty bats and not in its imperfections but in spite of them.” out into the late night and walking round building with the secretive grating roll of stony path beneath his steps, the evening throbbed back through him as thumps slowly, after exertion.” – Nadine Gordimer 53. “Sometimes,
 was thrown overboard into the Turquoise wAters Of tHe NIpPon-KAi, whEre, despite her pLEas fOr help, she drowned, for not One peRsON on tHAt Boat wEnt to heR AiD.”

– zAdiE SMiTh

43. “EVeRY nAtive EveRywhere Lives a life Of oVeRwhelming and CRuShing banalIty And boredom anD deSperatIoN anD DepreSsiOn, and Every dEEd, good And bad, is aN aTTempt tO Forget tHIS.”

– JAmaiCa Kincaid

44. “As my granDFaTHer went, arm over Arm, his HeARt MAKinG soUr little shUdDers aGAinst hiS RiBS, HE kePT listening for A sound, the soUNd oF the tiGeR, thE Sound oF anytHiNG buT his own feet And lUngs.”

– Tea ObReht

45. “LoVE is the eXTremely DifficUlt ReaLizaTIoN tHat SoMEthINg OthER thAn oneselF iS rEal.”

– IrIs MuRDOCH

46. “We aLl oWe deAth a lIfe.”

– Salman RushDie

47. “in thE DeeP glooM he coUld sEe The elEctric White GaShes where the watEr boIled over tHe bOuLdeRs.”

– ron CaRLson

48. “We Are SouLs shut iNside a cAGe oF bONES; sOuls squeezed into a pArCEL oF flesh.”

– MiChel FaBEr

49. “prOFound was gaRy’s ReliEF The neXt moRNiNg as he buMped anD GlIdEd, like a StOrm-batTeRed YacHt, intO The sAfe harBor of his Work wEEk.”

– Jonathan FranZEn

50. “Old lovers go THe WAY oF Old pHotOgraphs, bleaChinG Out gRaduALlY as IN a sloW bath Of ACiD: First the moles and pimPlEs, then The shAdings.”

– MargareT Atwood

51. “I am NOT Washed anD beaUTiFUl, in control of a ShiniNg world in wHIch everyThing Fits, but iNstead am wANDering awEd aBouT on A spLINtEred wreck I’ve cOME to cArE for, whoSe gNawed trEes BreAthE a dElIcate air, wHose blooDiEd AnD sCarRed crEAtures arE mY deArEst CompaNIons, anD whosE beaUtY bATs aNd shineS NoT IN its ImPeRfecTioNs But ovErwhELmiNgly in sPite of theM.”

– AnNIe DiLlArD

52. “Coming Out into the latE nIght and walKiNg rOund thE BUilding wIth the secretive grating rOLl of the StoNy patH benEath his stEps, The eveNinG ThrobbEd back ThrouGh Him AS Blood THUmPs sLoWly, relivinG EFfoRt, aftEr ExerTion.”

– NadIne Gordimer

53. “SometimES,
 was thrown overboard into  the turqu oisewat ers  o f th e Ni ppon-Kai, wher e , de spite her pleas for he lp, s he drow n ed , for  not on e  p e r son  o ntha tb oa t wen t t o her a id.”

– Za die  S mith

43. “E v er y native e ver ywhere lives  alife o fove r whelm ing  andcrushi n g bana lity andbo r edom a n d despe r a ti on a nd depression, an d  e v ery deed, good  and b ad ,  i s anatt empt to fo rg et th i s.”

–J am a i c a K i ncaid

44. “A s my grandf a the r went ,arm over a rm, h is hea rt making s ourlittle sh udders against his rib s, hekep t l iste n in gfor  a sou n d,  th e  so und of t he  t iger,  the s o u nd o f a nyth ing b ut his own fe etandl ung s.”
– Tea  Obr eh t

45 . “Lov e isth e extremely dif ficu lt realiz ati on  th at  some t hing o the r t han one self is rea l. ” –Iris Murdoch

46.“W e al l owe de ath al if e. ” 

– Salm an  Ru shdi e 
47.“Int he  deep gl oom he co ul d see t he  elect ri c w hit e gas h es w here t he water  boil e d over the bou l ders.”

– Ron Ca r l so n 

48 . “ We are soul s sh u t in side acag e  of b ones;  s o ul s  squeezed into a pa rc el offlesh .”

– MichelFaber

49. “ P rofoundwasG ar y ’s relief thenextmorning as he bumpe d and  glided,  like a s t o rm-batte red  ya cht , i n t othe safe harb o r  ofhi s workwee k.”

–Jon ath anFra nz en

50. “ Old love rs  g oth e w ay of old phot og rap hs , b leach i ng out  grad uall yas ina slowb at h of a ci d:  fir stth e mol es a n d p imples,  then the  sh a ding s. ”
– Marg aret Atwood
51 . “I am no twas hed an d beautifu l, in control of a shin i ng worl d i n whi ch e verything  fi ts, bu t i n steadam wan derin gawe d about o na s pl intered wr e c k I ’ve c om e to  care f or, whose gnawed t r ees  breathe a de lic atea i r,  wh o se blo od i eda n d scarred creat ures are m yd ea rest compa n ion s,  and wh ose bea uty b a ts andshines no t in itsim perf e c tio ns but ove rwhelmin gly in sp i te of th em.”
–AnnieDi lla rd

5 2. “Co m ing  outinto t he  latenight  a nd walki ng round the building w ith th e sec ret ive grati ngr oll  of the s tony  path bene ath  hi s ste ps, the e veni n gthr o bbedback through h i masb l oo d thumps sl o w l y,reliv ing effort , af ter exertion.”

– Nadine Gordime r

5 3 .  “S ome t imes ,
 was_thrown overboard_into the turquoise waters_of the_Nippon-Kai,_where, despite_her_pleas for help,_she drowned, for_not one person on_that boat went_to_her aid.”

– Zadie Smith

43. “Every native everywhere lives a life of overwhelming and crushing_banality_and boredom_and_desperation_and depression, and every deed,_good and bad, is an_attempt to_forget this.”

– Jamaica Kincaid

44. “As my grandfather went,_arm_over arm, his_heart making sour little shudders against his ribs, he_kept listening for a sound, the_sound of the_tiger,_the_sound of anything but_his own feet and lungs.”

– Tea_Obreht

45. “Love is the extremely difficult_realization that something other than oneself is_real.”

– Iris Murdoch

46. “We all owe_death a life.”

– Salman Rushdie

47._“In the_deep gloom he could see_the electric white_gashes where_the water boiled_over the boulders.”

– Ron Carlson

48. “We_are souls shut_inside a cage of bones; souls_squeezed_into a parcel_of_flesh.”

–_Michel Faber

49._“Profound was Gary’s_relief_the next_morning_as he bumped and glided, like_a_storm-battered yacht, into the safe harbor of_his work week.”

– Jonathan_Franzen

50._“Old lovers go the_way of old photographs, bleaching_out gradually as in a slow_bath of_acid: first_the moles and pimples, then the shadings.”

– Margaret Atwood

51. “I am_not washed and beautiful, in control_of a shining world_in which_everything_fits, but instead_am_wandering awed_about on a splintered wreck I’ve come_to care_for, whose gnawed trees breathe a_delicate air, whose bloodied_and_scarred creatures are my dearest companions,_and whose beauty bats and shines_not in its imperfections but_overwhelmingly_in_spite of them.”

– Annie Dillard

52._“Coming out into the late night_and walking round_the building with the secretive grating roll_of_the stony path beneath his steps,_the_evening throbbed back through him as_blood_thumps_slowly, reliving effort, after exertion.”

–_Nadine Gordimer

53. “Sometimes,