Later, at the Bar Quotes

“Heartache, to her, coursed through everything--which was as it should be, since people needed it to make them kind.”
― Rebecca Barry, Later, at the Bar

“I mean, what makes her think I don't know about dry-humping? I could dry-hump my way through Cuba if I felt like it. She can't even spell 'pregnant'.”
― Rebecca Barry, Later, at the Bar: A Novel in Stories

“He drank his shot and remembered that Madeline had called her last boyfriend a drunk, and he had a good feeling about that, too. In his experience, women who said they hated drunks went home with them over and over again.”
― Rebecca Barry, Later, at the Bar

“...a dangerous heat came off of her, murky and wild, like a swamp.”
― Rebecca Barry, Later, at the Bar

“You know, Martin, most of us learn in grade school that saying things like 'I'm so lonely' doesn't impress women.”
― Rebecca Barry, Later, at the Bar

“She could knock a man's teeth through his balls with those arms though.”
― Rebecca Barry, Later, at the Bar

“She could knock a mans teeth through his balls with those arms though.”
― Rebecca Barry, Later, at the Bar