
Take Me Apart: A Novel

Anyway, I’m the librarian, and librarians don’t need baths.”
Sara Sligar • Take Me Apart: A Novel
People walk by us and stare like they just saw two tarantulas hugging.
Sara Sligar • Take Me Apart: A Novel
My body had taught him how to breathe and how to cry.
Sara Sligar • Take Me Apart: A Novel
It turned out that in the throes of depression, Kate was a better driver than ever before: she slowed at yellows, never accelerated to merge, didn’t get impatient with traffic.
Sara Sligar • Take Me Apart: A Novel
Men aren’t afraid of misinterpretation. It’s not dangerous to them. Women, we know bad things can happen when someone misreads you.
Sara Sligar • Take Me Apart: A Novel
But no one’s been with me since the beginning but me.
Sara Sligar • Take Me Apart: A Novel
I am sitting in the bathtub as I write this. Not taking a bath, just sitting here, I like how cold the ceramic gets.
Sara Sligar • Take Me Apart: A Novel
I wanted to turn around and see who was screaming and ask them to please be quiet. But it was me.
Sara Sligar • Take Me Apart: A Novel
There were a lot of things you couldn’t say when you were staying in someone’s house for free.