A review by theriseoflilith
Cleopatra and Frankenstein by Coco Mellors
4.0
Stories worth telling, I think
“An Orthodox Jew approaches us. He asks if we're Jewish The wrong half, says Frank, but I tell him I am.
He smiles and wishes me a happy Hanukkah.
The wrong half. I keep repeating the phrase in my mind as we walk I want to tell Frank that there is no wrong half, no halves at all in fact, that it there were, wed be busy halving ourselves again and again until we got to the little square of us that was good and then we would all be free to love and be loved.”
“An Orthodox Jew approaches us. He asks if we're Jewish The wrong half, says Frank, but I tell him I am.
He smiles and wishes me a happy Hanukkah.
The wrong half. I keep repeating the phrase in my mind as we walk I want to tell Frank that there is no wrong half, no halves at all in fact, that it there were, wed be busy halving ourselves again and again until we got to the little square of us that was good and then we would all be free to love and be loved.”