Lost Man's Lane Quotes

“Fiction or fact is actually up to the reader. The right novel at the right time might tell a deeper truth than a biography.”
― Scott Carson, Lost Man's Lane

“It’s so easy to know so much, he would tell us, gesturing around the library. It’s all right there, and it’s free.”
― Scott Carson, Lost Man's Lane

“When I think about the definition of what it means to be a grown man, I can’t come up with a better visual than Jerry Flanders on the night I ran to him with news of the rattlesnake. Jerry, wanting nothing more than to go back to bed but knowing he couldn’t. He was no less afraid of snakes than I was and hardly enthused about the prospect of leaving his house in the night to find one, but I’d run to him for help, and he had nobody else to turn to. The difference between boy and man. Some night you’re going to need to be the one who carries the shovel.”
― Scott Carson, Lost Man's Lane

“Facebook feels like a bunch of people flexing in the mirror,”
― Scott Carson, Lost Man's Lane

“strange phrase, yet one that felt perfect for the task. Like”
― Scott Carson, Lost Man's Lane

“was”
― Scott Carson, Lost Man's Lane

“The things we believe don’t necessarily overlap with the things that are true.”
― Scott Carson, Lost Man's Lane