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Top 350 Louise Erdrich Quotes (2026 Update)
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Louise Erdrich Quote: “You’re not very trusting. Are you sure you haven’t been around here before?” “My dad is a drunk.” “Oh, I get it,” said Jack. “Mine was too.”

351. “You’re not very trusting. Are you sure you haven’t been around here before?” “My dad is a drunk.” “Oh, I get it,” said Jack. “Mine was too.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “The warm metal, the gentle ridges, the rounded feminine base of the cap, were pleasant to hold.”

352. “The warm metal, the gentle ridges, the rounded feminine base of the cap, were pleasant to hold.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “I bounced around on top naturally. But that belly, yai! It grew big as a hill and I couldn’t see over it. I’d call out, Are you still back there? Holler to me! Like most fat Indians he did have a skinny butt. Man, those muscles in his back cheeks were powerful, too. He swung me around like a circus act. So I enjoyed him real well, those times were good. Awee, said Mooshum. His voice was wistful.”

353. “I bounced around on top naturally. But that belly, yai! It grew big as a hill and I couldn’t see over it. I’d call out, Are you still back there? Holler to me! Like most fat Indians he did have a skinny butt. Man, those muscles in his back cheeks were powerful, too. He swung me around like a circus act. So I enjoyed him real well, those times were good. Awee, said Mooshum. His voice was wistful.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “Her voice was often heavy with dismissed hope.”

354. “Her voice was often heavy with dismissed hope.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “The piano had taken a year or more to make of woods, she knew, collected and seasoned by the craftsmen, each type destined for a different piece of the sounding board and trim. Time was in the wood. Time was in the hammers. Time was the existence of the piano. Time was the human who had voiced the piano, who had balanced the keys, shaped, hardened, softened each hammer.”

355. “The piano had taken a year or more to make of woods, she knew, collected and seasoned by the craftsmen, each type destined for a different piece of the sounding board and trim. Time was in the wood. Time was in the hammers. Time was the existence of the piano. Time was the human who had voiced the piano, who had balanced the keys, shaped, hardened, softened each hammer.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “And yet deeper, far deeper, below those beings, there was the fire of creation, which had been buried at the center of the earth by stars.”

356. “And yet deeper, far deeper, below those beings, there was the fire of creation, which had been buried at the center of the earth by stars.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “If I stepped off a cliff in that heart of his, he’d catch me. He’d put me back in the sun.”

357. “If I stepped off a cliff in that heart of his, he’d catch me. He’d put me back in the sun.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “She was just glad he hadn’t come back to life, which did make her sad. How sad it was not to be sad.”

358. “She was just glad he hadn’t come back to life, which did make her sad. How sad it was not to be sad.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “Did he like celery?’ ‘Does anybody?”

359. “Did he like celery?’ ‘Does anybody?”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “Sometimes I dream I am a man,” said Millie, which was the sort of statement neither of them could meet with a response.”

360. “Sometimes I dream I am a man,” said Millie, which was the sort of statement neither of them could meet with a response.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “I’m still not strictly rational. How could I be? I sell books.”

361. “I’m still not strictly rational. How could I be? I sell books.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “As they plodded along, the golden radiance intensified until it seemed to emanate from every feature of the land.”

362. “As they plodded along, the golden radiance intensified until it seemed to emanate from every feature of the land.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “It had excited him enormously to be on fire.”

363. “It had excited him enormously to be on fire.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “I don’t need another guy whose feelings I have to always worry about. I’m not equipped.”

364. “I don’t need another guy whose feelings I have to always worry about. I’m not equipped.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “She gave him a look that would’ve shaved his face if he had whiskers.”

365. “She gave him a look that would’ve shaved his face if he had whiskers.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “They were sitting where Barnes always sat when he drove his boxers home and was asked, inevitably, in for a visit – the table central to eating, cooking, canning, drying, and processing foods, also playing pinochle and cribbage, bathing babies in dishpans, and visiting.”

366. “They were sitting where Barnes always sat when he drove his boxers home and was asked, inevitably, in for a visit – the table central to eating, cooking, canning, drying, and processing foods, also playing pinochle and cribbage, bathing babies in dishpans, and visiting.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “With a lot of boiling, you could eat them.”

367. “With a lot of boiling, you could eat them.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “So along with the whiskey and perfume and smoke, she often exuded faint undertones of hay, dust, and the fragrance of horse, which once you smell it you always miss it. Humans were meant to live with the horse.”

368. “So along with the whiskey and perfume and smoke, she often exuded faint undertones of hay, dust, and the fragrance of horse, which once you smell it you always miss it. Humans were meant to live with the horse.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “The world was tender with significance. “Onizhishin, so beautiful,” Patrice murmured.”

369. “The world was tender with significance. “Onizhishin, so beautiful,” Patrice murmured.”

— Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich Quote: “We try to press against the boundaries of what we are allowed, walk a step past the edge. Our records will be scrutinized by Congress one day and decisions on whether to enlarge our jurisdiction will be made.”

370. “We try to press against the boundaries of what we are allowed, walk a step past the edge. Our records will be scrutinized by Congress one day and decisions on whether to enlarge our jurisdiction will be made.”

— Louise Erdrich

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