I could feel the heat of the day stored under my feet in the sticky tar pavements. Intimations of summer, or environmental disaster. A trickle of sweat drifted down my spine and I worried my shirt might stain.
– Louise Welsh, The Cutting Room, Cannongate, Edinburgh, 2002. p. 63
You can’t help what you see.
– Ibid., p. 218
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