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Do Female Writers have really a different view from the world? And does that special view comes from the things they believe or more from a style of writing?
Form your own opinion taking a quick look in the opinion of four very special female writers: Louise Penny (author of Inspector Gamache), Paula Hawkins (author of The Girl on the Train, Patricia Cornwell (creator of Dr. Kay Scarpetta) and Margaret Atwood (an author full of activities and ideas).
Get to know them better in this short curated selection of these authors best public quotes.
Form your own opinion taking a quick look in the opinion of four very special female writers: Louise Penny (author of Inspector Gamache), Paula Hawkins (author of The Girl on the Train, Patricia Cornwell (creator of Dr. Kay Scarpetta) and Margaret Atwood (an author full of activities and ideas).
Get to know them better in this short curated selection of these authors best public quotes.
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