The wonder of life is in its small absurdities, so easily overlooked.
Andrew Sean Greer, Less Is Lost
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The wonder of life is in its small absurdities, so easily overlooked.
Andrew Sean Greer, Less Is Lost

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Less is Lost by Andrew Sean Greer
"Such is love."
"No surprise, in fact: novelists, with their love of structure and language and symmetry in novels, are frequently mistaken about the people who inhabit the actual world, much as architects are about churches. What is acceptable as true in a novel - that the waitress, existing merely to drop soup on the protagonist, need only have a hairdo and a hand - is, in the real world, an unacceptable moral error. For while our middle-aged author would probably consider himself a Rosencrantz or Guildenstern, certainly never a protagonist, the truth of existence has not quite pierced his soul: That in real life, there are no protagonists. Or, rather, the reverse: It's nothing but protagonists. It's protagonists all the way down."
- Andrew Sean Greer, Less is Lost