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The scene, if I may ask you to follow me, was now changed. The leaves were still falling, but in London now, not Oxbridge; and I must ask you to imagine a room, like many thousands, with a window looking across people's hats and vans and motor-cars to other windows, and on the table inside the room a blank sheet of paper on which was written in large letters WOMEN AND FICTION, but no more.
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Gaurav Sagar
is on page 72 of 93
I had come at last, in the course oof this rambling, to the shelves which hold books by the living; by women and by men; for there are almost as many books written by women now as by now.
— Sep 11, 2025 11:18AM
Gaurav Sagar
is on page 23 of 93
The scene, if I may ask you to follow me, was now changed. The leaaves were still falling, but in London no, not Oxbridge; and I must ask you to imagine a room, like many thousands, with a window looking across people' hatsand vans and motocars to other windows, and on the table inside the room a blank sheet of paper on which was written in large letters WOMEN AND FICTION, but no more.
— Sep 09, 2025 06:17PM
Gaurav Sagar
is finished
The truth is that I often like women. I like their unconventionality. I like their completeness. I like their anonymity. I like - but I must not run on in this way.
— Jan 03, 2017 02:31PM
Gaurav Sagar
is on page 69 of 93
For masterpieces are not single and solitary births; they are outcome of many years of thinking in common, of thinking by the body of the people, so that the experience of mass is behind the single voice.
— Jan 03, 2017 11:18AM
Gaurav Sagar
is on page 33 of 93
Brutally honest:-
It seemed pure waste of time to consult all those gentlemen who specialize in woman and her effect on whatever it may be- politics, children, wages, morality- numerous and learned as they are. One might as well leave their books unopened.
— Jan 03, 2017 08:45AM
It seemed pure waste of time to consult all those gentlemen who specialize in woman and her effect on whatever it may be- politics, children, wages, morality- numerous and learned as they are. One might as well leave their books unopened.