“I've never been able to force a novel. I always had the sense something being given to me. You can't sit around and wait until inspiration strikes, but neither can you force into being something that isn't there.”
Quote by Margaret Laurence
Work
Dance on the earth: a memoir
This memoir delves into the author's personal journey, offering insights into their life story and the lessons learned along the way. more
Author
Margaret Laurence
Margaret Laurence was a Canadian novelist known for her profound psychological insights and depiction of the prairie culture in Canada. Her works often explore themes of personal identity, family relationships, and social change. more
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