"One Hundred Demons" Quotes
Lynda Barry reflects on her life and experiences through a series of autobiographical stories and illustrations.
graphic novels | 224 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
The only thing I found impressive about her was how she could smoke a cigarette with one hand and hold a beer with the other.
I was so mad I couldn't swallow.
I had the feeling that everything was perfectly arranged and inevitable.
I was tired of striving to be different.
I had to write down my feelings about them and then write down my feelings about my feelings.
What I missed most was the feeling of being loved and worth something.
I couldn't help feeling like I was missing something I would never get back.
I felt like I had just swallowed a bucket of rocks.
I was in a state of constant vigilance, waiting for an attack.
It was the first time I realized that I could have a friend who could be completely different from me.




