“When Mother died I was both freed and abandoned, as are we all at this profound juncture in our lives.”
Quote by Rita Mae Brown
Work
Rita Will: Memoir of a Literary Rabble-Rouser
Rita Will's memoir offers an intimate look at her experiences as a literary rabble-rouser, exploring her impact on the literary scene and her personal journey through the world of books and ideas. more
Author
Rita Mae Brown
Rita Mae Brown is an American writer born on November 28, 1944. Her works span across various genres including novels and poetry, known for her unique sense of humor and insightful commentary on social issues. more
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“whoever said progress was a positive thing has never been to Florida or California.”
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