“Sometimes Yakov lost sight of the words. They were black birds with white wings, white birds with black wings. He was falling in thoughtless thought, a stupefying whiteness.”
—Bernard Malamud, The Fixer, 1966.
“Sometimes Yakov lost sight of the words. They were black birds with white wings, white birds with black wings. He was falling in thoughtless thought, a stupefying whiteness.”
—Bernard Malamud, The Fixer, 1966.