124 Quotes About Women-writers

You'll be amazed how much you have in common with Edith Wharton (who struggled to feel worthy of success), Louisa May Alcott (who badly needed money), Madaleine L'Engle (who could have papered an entire house with her rejection letters) and other writers...

...I growsnakes forhair to holdthe venomsecreted from thisheart loadedtoo heavilywith allthey hate about themselves and ifthey hissit's only becauselike any monster I'velong sincelost my own rightto scream"- from "Medusa", Reduction Fired

Name?" the desk clerk said to me politely, her pencil poised."Name," I said vaguely. I remembered, and told her."Age?" she asked. "Sex? Occupation?""Writer," I said."Housewife," she said."Writer," I said."I'll just put down housewife," she said.

My natural hair it always flows likegolden crowns made from cosmos.

I love words as food. It fills up my appetite with parsley, mint, and species. It has a way of keeping my immune system stronger - my senses alert, my feet tapping, and my soul smelling the aroma of imagery.

My passion for social justice and uplifting people also serves as my inspiration.

I fell asleep with your head on my breastMy soul laying gracefully on your stable and loving chest

Loving ourselves is a revolutionary act!

El espejo de la realidad cambia muy rápidamente de ángulo: aquello que parecía inimaginable se hacía realidad en los momentos más inesperados y, a veces, también en los más inoportunos