“Kathy did that a lot, protesting her insanity – “I’m crazy,” “I’m nuts,” “I’m insane” – but I never believed her. She laughed too easily and too often for me to believe she’d ever suffered the kind of darkness I had experienced. She had a spontaneity, a lightness – she took a delight in living.”

“Kathy did that a lot, protesting her insanity – “I’m crazy,” “I’m nuts,” “I’m insane” – but I never believed her. She laughed too easily and too often for me to believe she’d ever suffered the kind of darkness I had experienced. She had a spontaneity, a lightness – she took a delight in living.”

— Alex Michaelides