Never-Contented Things“Sarah Porter is a genius. Her language is lush and dangerous, and her books burn with the beautiful, ferocious intensity of a bonfire in the darkest night.”—Brittany Cavallaro, New York Times bestselling author of A Study in Charlotte |
Contents
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We Need to Be Happy While We Can | 36 |
They Might Not Find Their Way Home Again | 47 |
You Could Put It Like That | 54 |
What a Little Savage You Once Were | 60 |
Because We Werent Really Home Before | 68 |
Tiny Sparkly Hands | 75 |
What Is a Grave If Not a Doorway? | 202 |
Please Dont Think This Is Me | 209 |
As Any Artist Does | 215 |
PartFour | 221 |
Nothing Essential Is Safe | 232 |
Minds Slap Shut Like Books | 239 |
Even Dreams Consume | 245 |
There Are Lies That Have Some Truth in Them | 251 |
It Was What We Had to Give | 83 |
Do Tell | 92 |
PartTwo | 101 |
An Orchestra of Breaths and Bells | 116 |
A Velvety Minuscule Death | 125 |
Not a Single One of Them Reaches My Voice | 137 |
Just Enough of the Truth | 149 |
My Voice Becomes Vapor | 157 |
Now Were All Living Under a Spell | 168 |
joshua korensky | 175 |
The Land of Not Too Late | 183 |
You SendMe to Die? | 195 |
Nothing of Great Matter to Her | 261 |
A Vast and Hollow Darkness | 267 |
PartFive | 273 |
PartSix | 279 |
They Stole Me from Myself | 289 |
They Didnt Make Everything | 295 |
This Ground Im Lying On | 302 |
My Version of Love | 308 |
How Can Everything Become Nothing? | 329 |
What Else Would I Do? | 343 |
Whatever Heart You Can Make for Yourself | 359 |