“It’s so easy to believe that others deserve their fate, and the fact was that if nobody bothered to help other people then the worst would always happen… She stares out of her window at the busy street, where the British go about their daily business, taking it for granted that they will never be arrested for not voting the right way, praying the right way, dressing the right way or for belonging to a different tribe.”
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Amanda Craig is a celebrated British novelist, born in 1959. Her novels frequently explore themes of class, power, and the complexities of modern life, characterized by her sharp wit and intricate character development. more
“Ces fantômes n’ont pas le bon passeport et leur domicile se trouve quelque part dans le néant.”
“Is darkness itself bad, or has the dominance of light stripped us of our vision in the dark?”
“Love is unconditional selflessness”
“Mother's love created our awe-inspiring moral sense”