I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just — James Salter
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I can't explain it. It's what turns you to powder, being ground between what you can't do and what you must do. You just turn to dust.

— James Salter
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