Peg Bracken Quote

She was constitutionally unable to believe that all other writers didn't have it easy. For it was obvious that their words were hummingbirds, a bright whir of them over the typewriter, seeking only a landing strip. She alone stared at the white paper.


I Didn't Come Here to Argue (1969)


She was constitutionally unable to believe that all other writers didn't have it easy. For it was obvious that their words were hummingbirds, a...

She was constitutionally unable to believe that all other writers didn't have it easy. For it was obvious that their words were hummingbirds, a...

She was constitutionally unable to believe that all other writers didn't have it easy. For it was obvious that their words were hummingbirds, a...

She was constitutionally unable to believe that all other writers didn't have it easy. For it was obvious that their words were hummingbirds, a...