The Dakota Winters Quotes

“I did this to myself back then, compared my accomplishments at twenty-three to those of spectacularly successful people (Picasso at twenty-three was finishing his Blue Period; Mick Jagger was writing "19th Nervous Breakdown"; Joan of Arc had rescued France, been burned at the stake, and been dead for four years).”
― Tom Barbash, The Dakota Winters

“I walked all the way home, thinking how much I loved the city, that I wanted to fill my lungs with it, because soon enough I would leave it. Not now, not in a month, but sometime, and I wanted to hold on to the feeling I had right then.”
― Tom Barbash, The Dakota Winters

“Parents are meant to be fixed objects, not abstract paintings.”
― Tom Barbash (author), The Dakota Winters