The Picture on the Fridge Quotes

“That's the thing about great novels, isn't it?  It only takes two people to make it great: the writer and the reader. The writer has done their part, but we have to bring something to it too.”
― Ian W. Sainsbury, The Picture on the Fridge

“They were drinking tea because that was the appropriate British response to a violent murder in the family.”
― Ian W. Sainsbury, The Picture on the Fridge

“When the story begins, the love affair is over, but he's never been able to get past it.”
― Ian W. Sainsbury, The Picture on the Fridge

“I don't think God comes out of it too well. I'm not even sure love comes out of it too well.”
― Ian W. Sainsbury, The Picture on the Fridge

“A broken clock is right twice a day, isn't it?”
― Ian W. Sainsbury, The Picture on the Fridge