“He refused categorically all ideas of fidelity or serious commitments. He explained that they were arbitrary and sterile. From anyone else such views would have shocked me, but I knew that in his case they did not exclude tenderness and devotion - feelings which came all the more easily to him since he was determined that they should be transient.”
This book delves into the intricacies of human emotions, particularly focusing on the duality of joy and sorrow in the lives of its characters. more
French playwright born on June 21, 1935, and died on September 24, 2004. Francoise Sagan is known for her unique literary style and profound emotional expression, and is considered an important figure in French literature of the 20th century. more
“I found myself both touched and irritated by the discovery that she was vulnerable.”
“What you call types of mind are only mental ages.”
“I loved him, officer. More than any woman ever loved an egg.”