“Why, why, when one writes, does a sort of shackle bind one's imagination? I become conscious of a deadening mediocrity, perhaps a form of mental cowardice, and I long to break free, to let my imagination take wings. It doesn't - yet.”
This book features a series of letters exchanged between two friends, delving into topics such as life, philosophy, and personal experiences. The correspondence provides insight into the evolving relationship and the thoughts and feelings of both correspondents. more
Winifred Holtby (June 23, 1898 - September 29, 1935) was an English novelist known for her works that focused on social issues, particularly the struggles of women and the working class. more
“Love needs the stiffening of respect, the give and take of equality.”
“If we haven't a grouch against Fortune, we seem unable to avoid one against ourselves.”