“Roughly speaking, the President of the United States knows what his job is. Constitution and custom spell it out, for him as well as for us. His wife has no such luck. The First Lady has no rules; rather each new woman must make her own.”
This book is a narrative that centers on a woman's unique experience with her voice, examining how it shapes her identity and her interactions with others. The story delves into the psychological and emotional aspects of communication, offering a nuanced look at the power of language and the human condition. more
Shana Alexander was an American journalist celebrated for her wit and elegance. She began her career as a copywriter and quickly rose to prominence as a feature writer for magazines such as 'The New Yorker' and 'Harper's Bazaar'. Alexander was also a playwright and author, with her work often reflecting her keen observations of society and human nature. more
“Education was almost entirely a matter of luck — usually of ill-luck — in those distant days.”