
Less Is Lost (The Arthur Less Books Book 2)

The old man looks out at the smears of rain vibrating on the window glass. His smile fades. “But Arthur, there is hope.” The great author quietly says:
Andrew Sean Greer • Less Is Lost (The Arthur Less Books Book 2)
then a castaway in the wide ocean of possibility,
Andrew Sean Greer • Less Is Lost (The Arthur Less Books Book 2)
Realizing we are no longer in love is not the heartbreaking sensation we imagine when we are in love—because it is no sensation at all. It is a realization made by a bystander.
Andrew Sean Greer • Less Is Lost (The Arthur Less Books Book 2)
A satisfied curl of the lip that is not for work done, and well done, but for doing a thing that has never been done.
Andrew Sean Greer • Less Is Lost (The Arthur Less Books Book 2)
You may think: What’s happened? Good God, are they kidding? But it is a rule of life, alas, that nobody is kidding.
Andrew Sean Greer • Less Is Lost (The Arthur Less Books Book 2)
That’s all we have. We must celebrate them. Remember that. I don’t care who you love, but if you love someone…if you love someone, you have to love them every day. You have to choose them every day.”
Andrew Sean Greer • Less Is Lost (The Arthur Less Books Book 2)
Less realizes he has made the sound himself. For the dead live only in us.
Andrew Sean Greer • Less Is Lost (The Arthur Less Books Book 2)
within this nested set of Vlads, completely concealed, is Vlad himself, carved from a single piece of wood, Vlad the Lad: the nut Dorothy is searching for.
Andrew Sean Greer • Less Is Lost (The Arthur Less Books Book 2)
Only a fraction of the old magic remains, and impostors are everywhere!”