Woman Writing

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poboh: A Woman Seated at a Writing Desk Looking out at the Rain, Suzuki Harunobu / 鈴木春信. Japanese (

mysharona1987:This actually is good advice for writers.Writing a woman character in her 20s? Go to S

Remember the Banalyst  A woman warns of a recurring history that could destroy lives I&rsq

sub-textural: Always determined.  Mademoiselle believes in ambition driven by passion, fueled

I guess it’s my “independent woman” phase.I saw this quote from Jorge Luis Bo

Atticus: A Woman’s Journey with the World’s Worst Behaved Dog Sawyer Bennett writing as

Venturing into the CountrysideIf you try to imagine what life was like for a woman in the early 19th

In our simplicity we are all equal.

shazzy11: “FRENEMIE” from “webworld” poetry collection available at

johnskylar: lisa-maxwell: kyrafic: “Never did like that much,” is a baller and superb

tiffanygibert: “With the sincere spite of a woman.” A rare bit of writing in pen by Emil

fanbingblink: You know what you should do instead of just writing a woman who fights physically? &m

Elsa Maxwell Marilyn Monroe | Paris Ball |1957

Edith Sitwell | Horst P. Horst | New York 1948

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Free Speech *Writing from ‘Words Cannot Say it ’ by exited woman Rebecca Mott, p

sub-textural: Always determined.  Mademoiselle believes in ambition driven by passion, fueled

restorepatriarchy: @babypeachfairy69 is such a good womanShe poses for your pleasure only, and she i

In Which Woman Is Synonym For Defiance | Rishika Aggarwal © 2017 | (check out my poetry ch

I published my first book!  It’s a collection of poems that chronicle a young woman&rsquo

s-h-o-w-a:Young woman writing a letter, Tokyo, 1920s

beatlesarthistory: Young Woman Writing by Pierre Bonnard // “All My Loving” by

corhore:This woman will be writing Emma Frost in X-Men: Black and i think were in good hands. 

Portrait of a Young Woman (1802-04). Gilbert Stuart (American, 1755-1828). Oil on canvas. India

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