Jane Bowles was an American writer born on February 22, 1917, and died on May 4, 1973. Her works are known for their unique narrative style and profound psychological insights, primarily focusing on short stories and plays.
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“I think that anything you feel strange or nervous about, you weren't cut out to do.”
Source: My Sister's Hand in Mine: The Collected Works of Jane Bowles
“Sisterly love is one of the few boons in this life.”
Source: My Sister's Hand in Mine: The Collected Works of Jane Bowles
Source: My Sister's Hand in Mine: The Collected Works of Jane Bowles
“the face of victory often resembles the face of defeat.”
Source: My Sister's Hand in Mine: The Collected Works of Jane Bowles
Source: My sister's hand in mine: an expanded edition of the collected works of Jane Bowles
Source: My Sister's Hand in Mine: The Collected Works of Jane Bowles
“Houses! I hate houses. I like public places. Houses break your heart.”
Source: My Sister's Hand in Mine: The Collected Works of Jane Bowles
Source: My sister's hand in mine: an expanded edition of the collected works of Jane Bowles
“I fear nomads. I am afraid of them and afraid for them too.”
Source: My sister's hand in mine: an expanded edition of the collected works of Jane Bowles
Source: Out in the world: selected letters of Jane Bowles, 1935-1970
Source: My Sister's Hand in Mine: The Collected Works of Jane Bowles