When the Lights Go Out Quotes

“Some people think that dreams serve no purpose,” she adds, winking. “But I think they do. They’re the mind’s way of coping, of thinking through a problem. Things we saw, felt, heard. What we’re worried about. What we want to achieve.”
― Mary Kubica, When the Lights Go Out

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― Mary Kubica, When the Lights Go Out

“How can I grieve for something I never had?”
― Mary Kubica, When the Lights Go Out

“Qui vivra verra,”
― Mary Kubica, When the Lights Go Out

“The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven.” —John Milton, Paradise Lost”
― Mary Kubica, When the Lights Go Out

“They settle in around twilight, when the sun sinks beneath the horizon, slipping away to play with kids on the other side of the world.”
― Mary Kubica, When the Lights Go Out

“I remembered the way it is with dreams sometimes, how they have a habit of being less literal and more metaphoric, and I thought that sometimes with dreams like this, it’s not about who’s chasing you, but what you’re running from.”
― Mary Kubica, When the Lights Go Out

“Insurance won’t cover these costs because, of course, some high-and-mighty insurance company doesn’t give a darn whether Aaron and I ever have a baby, and so the procedure is considered elective. We are electing to waste thousands of dollars to try and conceive a baby, while other parents, far less capable or worthy parents, are given one for free.”
― Mary Kubica, When the Lights Go Out