"The Flamethrowers" Quotes

It was as if I'd been written into existence as a character who didn't know she was in a novel.

The thing about truth is, it's known before it's said.

Racing bikes is like a mobile chess game. It's all about positioning.

I had a longing for real life, where limits were clear, and the future seemed preordained.

She looked like someone who bought a lot of art books but didn't read them.

It was the kind of place that made you want to get lost.

My bike was a machine for escaping the weight of things, and I was nothing without it.

I couldn't tell where the city ended and I began.

The feeling of being on the edge of something is familiar to me.

The sun was setting over the city, and the sky was a cool, luminous gray.