I brought up lonesomeness again, and not being understood at all except by some women everybody hated. The Little Disturbances of Man (1959)
That was Janice, a political woman, conscious of power structure and power itself. Enormous Changes at the Last Minute (1974)
When I came to think as a writer, it was because I had begun to live among women. Of Poetry and Women and the World (1986)
There’s hardly a woman writer who doesn’t receive some kind of support from the women’s movement. We’re very lucky to be living and writing now. with The Paris Review (1992)