Well, I Think In My First Two

It's Never That Hard For Me To Imagine What It Must Feel Like To Be Someone Else, Whether It's An American Teenage Girl Or A Japanese Octogenarian Man

She Has Always Been A Bystander In Family Destruction, Never Realizing She Herself Possessed The Capacity To Inflict It.

In Some Ways I Think It Would Be Very Dignified If I Went Away For Twenty Years And Then Wrote My Fourth Book.

There Are So Many People Who Are So Much Better Qualified To Write About Politics Than I Am.

I Think It's Significantly Easier To Be A Female Writer Today Than In The Early 1800's. That Said, It's Hard To Imagine Almost Anyone Who Knows Anything About Publishing Disagreeing With The Statement That Women Writers Today Are Often Taken Much Less Seriously Than Men Writers. But It's Hard To Quantify, And Even Define, What Being Taken Seriously Means.