“..it’s like the people in the play are living in the same world but separately from each other, like their worlds have somehow become disjointed or broken off each other’s worlds. But if they could just step out of themselves, or just hear and see what’s happening right next to their ears and eyes, they’d see it’s the same play they’re all in, the same world, that they’re all part of the same story.”
Ali Smith, born in 1962, is a renowned British writer. Her works are known for their unique style and profound themes, covering various genres such as novels, essays, and plays. Smith's writing often explores the relationship between individuals and society, as well as the intertwining of history and reality. more
“I know you’re not going… to kill me. I’m already dead.”
“I think I'm shaking and everything seems a bit I don't know”
“Grief for futures you won’t see is the price of loving something bigger than yourself.”
“All prisoners need exercise, even dead ones.”