“When I am in a relationship, I don’t wear lipstick at all. I hate the smearing, the retouching, the constant throb of phoniness as you surreptitiously check the damage in your compact between kisses. I wear lots of mascara to compensate, different colors so I don’t get bored. When I am about to break up with a guy, he has full warning because I start wearing lipstick again.”
Cherries In The Snow is a fictional narrative that explores themes of survival and resilience in a wintry environment, with cherries serving as a metaphorical and literal focal point throughout the story. more
Emma Forrest is a renowned British journalist recognized for her work across print and broadcast media. Born on December 26, 1976, she has gained attention for her incisive and sometimes contentious writing. Forrest has contributed to a variety of publications, including The Guardian and The Observer, where she has covered a wide array of subjects, from personal essays to cultural analysis. more
“If you don't know who you are, madness gives you something to believe in.”
“It is the hallmark of any deep truth that its negation is also a deep truth.”
“[on Richard Wagner] A beautiful sunset that was mistaken for a dawn.”
“Anyone who can contemplate quantum mechanics without getting dizzy hasn't understood it.”