#benjamin wood

[dk-thrive]

I can’t stand to be in houses with no books in them, can you?

— Benjamin Wood, Seascraper: A Novel (Scribner, September 23, 2025)

[lasoifdelire]

Cela tournera à l’obsession.

It will begin to be an obsession.

[racheldrawsthis]

I’VE SEEN A FACE OF BEAUTY

@z33nz33n

[bookintroventure-blog]

Once you surrender to hope, it's a long road back to reason.

The Bellwether Revivals, by Benjamin Wood

[dk-thrive]

It’s so strange, when you read a book and you can picture all the places in it so completely, even though they’re built from someone else’s life and you’re just like a tourist in the writer’s scenery, you know –’

— Benjamin Wood, Seascraper: A Novel (Scribner, September 23, 2025)

[dk-thrive]

Well, that’s a very easy thing to say when you’re so young. Life has a way of undermining all your principles as you get older.

— Benjamin Wood, Seascraper: A Novel (Scribner, September 23, 2025)

[dk-thrive]

Everything had been different back then—so weightless and loose and easy.

— Benjamin Wood, The Bellwether Revivals: A Novel (June 14, 2012)

[dk-thrive]

Some people are so righteous in their minds they can’t accept mistakes in others. They would rather cradle condemnation at their breasts than help someone in trouble. He can’t understand that kind of bitterness at all.

— Benjamin Wood, Seascraper: A Novel (Scribner, September 23, 2025)