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“My work has changed my life. My work has saved my life. My life has changed my work.”

Quote by Louise DeSalvo

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Louise DeSalvo is an American writer born in 1942. Her works encompass novels, poetry, and prose, known for their unique narrative style and profound insights into the female experience. more

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