“There were no formulas to account for the idiosyncratic yearnings of a human heart, no ways to extract from someone feelings that lived as matter-of-factly as blood and bones inside of him. In the end, Griffin thought, we are only who we are.”
Elizabeth Berg is a renowned American contemporary writer, born on December 2, 1948. Her works are known for their delicate emotional descriptions and profound character portrayals, which have won her a wide readership. more
“An ugly face needs make-up; that's why Man needs religion.”
“And then one goes on to the next. Because love is all rot, you know”
“You hate the person for making you cry, but you're grateful for where the tears took you.”
“In a thunderous storm her heart cried out in a roar in pain.”