Nancy Horan Quotes

• It has always been on the written page that the world has come into focus for me. If I can piece all these bits of memory together with the diaries and letters and the scribbled thoughts that clutter my mind and bookshelves, then maybe I can explain what happened. Maybe the worlds I have inhabited for the past seven years will assume order and logic and wholeness on paper. Maybe I can tell my story in a way that is useful to someone else.

  Nancy Horan

  Memories, Past, Order

  Nancy Horan (2007). “Loving Frank: A Novel”, p.7, Ballantine Books

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• I'm like the trunk of a cactus... I take in a dose of culture and time with friends, then I retreat and go live on it for awhile until I get thirsty again.

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  Culture, Cactus, Retreat

  Nancy Horan (2007). “Loving Frank: A Novel”, p.16, Ballantine Books

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• I have been standing on the side of life, watching it float by. I want to swim in the river. I want to feel the current. -Loving Frank

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  Rivers, Swim, Want

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• What did a person need to survive? Food. Water. Shelter. Warmth in cold weather. And something else... books.

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  Book, Weather, Water

  Nancy Horan (2012). “Loving Frank (Random House Reader's Circle Deluxe Reading Group Edition): A Novel”, p.320, Ballantine Books

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• It has always been on the written page that the world has come into focus for me.

  Nancy Horan

  Focus, World, Pages

  Nancy Horan (2007). “Loving Frank: A Novel”, p.7, Ballantine Books

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• It's wonderful to feel desired. There's a sense of power in it, really.

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  Wonderful, Feels

  Nancy Horan (2012). “Loving Frank (Random House Reader's Circle Deluxe Reading Group Edition): A Novel”, p.88, Ballantine Books

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• I always use primary sources, in addition to reading biographies and other materials.

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  Reading, Use, Biographies

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• How small we humans are. All our scrambling around, trying to buttress ourselves against death. All our efforts to insulate ourselves against uncertainty with codes of behavior and meaningless busyness.

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  Effort, Trying, Behavior

  Nancy Horan (2012). “Loving Frank (Random House Reader's Circle Deluxe Reading Group Edition): A Novel”, p.174, Ballantine Books

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• It's not good to live so much inside oneself. It's a self-imposed exile, really. It makes you different.

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  Self, Different, Exile

  Nancy Horan (2007). “Loving Frank: A Novel”, p.16, Ballantine Books

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• In the end, what really matters? Only kindness. Only making somebody a little happier for your presence.

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  Life, Kindness, Littles

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• Don't you see what's happened? You wanted to be in love again. To feel that feeling where a man you hardly know gazes into your eyes and seems to be the only human being who ever understood the real you.

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  I Love You, Real, Eye

  Nancy Horan (2007). “Loving Frank: A Novel”, p.67, Ballantine Books

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• I love you so much. I love you enough that I want to stay separate from you. You're an extraordinary man, Frank Wright. I could so easily lose myself in your world and never make a world of my own. And where would that leave us? We'd both be bored stupid.

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  Love, Stupid, Men

  Nancy Horan (2007). “Loving Frank: A Novel”, p.145, Ballantine Books

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