Jerry

“Alva embodied a curious contradiction in that she felt she cared deeply for women as a class while nursing venomous contempt for the women she actually knew.”
― Anderson Cooper, Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty

“she”
― Anderson Cooper, Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty

“Officially unchained,” her mother said at the end of the story, “but tethered just the same.”
― Cristina Henríquez, The Great Divide

“The Trojan Women “[t]he greatest piece of anti-war literature there is in the world… Nothing since, no description or denunciation of war’s terrors and futilities, ranks with The Trojan Women, which was put upon the Athenian stage by Euripides in the year 416 BC.”
― Derek B. Miller, The Curse of Pietro Houdini