“And I wouldn't feel any loss because I wouldn't ever have met her. I wondered suddenly if Terence did, if he knew on some level that he hadn't met his true love. And if he did, what did he feel? Mawkish sorrow, like one of his Victorian poems? Or a gnawing of some need unsatisfied? Or just a grayness to everything?”
Quote by Connie Willis
Work
To Say Nothing of the Dog
In this science fiction novel, the reader is taken on a whimsical journey through time and space. The story follows a group of individuals on a mission to retrieve a lost dog, which serves as a metaphor for the human quest for knowledge and understanding. The novel is known for its clever wordplay and unconventional storytelling, blending humor with philosophical musings. more
Author
Connie Willis
Connie Willis is a renowned science fiction writer known for her delicate emotional portrayal and profound thematic exploration. Her works cover a range of topics including time travel, history, and human nature, with novels like 'The Time Machine' and 'Black Swan' particularly beloved by readers. more
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“My love, you made me. It is now my reward to keep you whole.”