The Scribe of Siena Quotes

“Memory is like a cat. It comes and wraps itself around you when you least desire it, and the moment you seek it out, it disappears.”
― Melodie Winawer, The Scribe of Siena

“When the plane took off with me in it, I felt strangely light—as if the strings mooring me to the life I’d made had stretched too far, and had finally broken.   *”
― Melodie Winawer, The Scribe of Siena

“I’d touched people’s brains with my hand, but I couldn’t know how it felt to actually be inside someone else’s head. Today, though, it seemed I had.”
― Melodie Winawer, The Scribe of Siena

“Bravery must be fueled by a bit of madness, else we should all stay huddled in our beds rather than face adversity.”
― Melodie Winawer, The Scribe of Siena

“I felt strangely light—as if the strings mooring me to the life I’d made had stretched too far, and had finally broken.”
― Melodie Winawer, The Scribe of Siena