Цитаты из книги Sex & Rage

Every time between Max and Jacaranda was different, but it was always a tango, and the tango is not a dance that lends itself to much beyond sex and rage. The tango is an embrace popular among sowers of wild oats who regret nothing.

Jacaranda realized that no matter where Max was sitting--what hotel, in what city-or when, he would forever feel like home.

Hemingway, in his typical grandiose way, said that courage was grace under pressure. It occurred to her that, contrary to Hemingway, unless you're going to be a bullfighter, you don't need grace under pressure. You need grace in between pressures- getting from pressure to pressure--not when your house falls down on you.

She was darling, and men all loved her because she terrified them with her sharp tongue and big blue-gray eyes.

She and Sunrise were lucky. They had a hundred dollars and an American Express card and they were innocent virgins off on a gay adventure.