Donna Tartt Quotes

I Liked The Idea Of Living In A City - Any City, Especially A Strange One - Liked The Thought Of Traffic And Crowds, Of Working In A Bookstore, Waiting Tables In A Coffee Shop, Who Knew What Kind Of Solitary Life I Might Slip Into? Meals Alone, Walking The Dogs In The Evenings; And Nobody Knowing Who I Was.

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