Quotes from Kathleen Rooney

The city I inhabit now is not the city that I moved to in 1926; it has become a mean-spirited action movie complete with repulsive plot twists and preposterous dialogue.

Given that the majority of communication to which we are subjected in a day consists of advertising, if nearly all of that advertising insists on regarding us as pampered children, what does that do to us? It winds us up with a godforsaken second term of smarmy granddad President Ronald Wilson Reagan for one.

Choice is an illusion promoted by the powerful.

I wasn't glad that I hadn't died. And I wasn't sad that I hadn't. I wasn't anything.

most humor starts from irritation.

like an idiot pitching change into a well that nobody ever said was open for wishing.