Andrea Lewis (writer) quotes

Danger is like a nutrient for truth. When you have danger, you get the best truth. When it's safe, who cares? (Andrea Lewis (writer))
Lips... were ubiquitous in the ‘50s, when a few icons of womanhood were tattooed onto my temporal lobes. View quote
Andrea Lewis (writer)
I envied him these passions. If you had passions, you were living. Without them, you were watching––the way I was watching desert sand and half-dead creosote go by and wishing I'd stop craving attention from Charles. View quote
Andrea Lewis (writer)
And so for the remaining two hours of the meeting, Mr. Delgado and I sat in the front and directed the discussion. Or rather he directed it and I pretended I had an equal voice. A pattern quickly emerged in which my words would be greeted by silence and chilly looks; then Mr. Delgado would rephrase what I had said, as if interpreting from female to male language, with the added weight of an American accent. View quote
Andrea Lewis (writer)
Even the blue-and-white Delftware tile is back up on the wall because, when you took it down, the pale square of paint behind it broke your heart. View quote
Andrea Lewis (writer)

Andrea Lewis (writer)

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Quotes count: 5
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