Sue Nyathi Quotes
born 1978 Zimbabwe
Sue Nyathi (born 23 June 1978) is a Zimbabwean author known for her books The Gold Diggers, An Angel's Demise and The Polygamist.
- Zimbabwe
- Authors
- Novelists
22 quotes
A country needs to be judged by the living standards of its poorest people and not the few elite.
I hate reading a book and not being able to locate myself.
I am tired of this portrayal of African women as being timid, oppressed creatures
You have people who are affluent and people who are poor. Who decides how the scales are weighed?
A lot of religious people are like that. They have zero empathy and a lot more judgement.
I think Africa has a wealth of talent which remains largely unknown, never mind celebrated
Life is about taking chances and believing in yourself
write for love before you consider writing for money
I believe books should transport you to places, whether real or imagined
Writing as a career is not financially lucrative for most writers
The genesis of current problems is rooted in the past
Wealth comes with its own problems and challenges
I’m intentional about provoking empathy and creating a conversation around those kind of topics
I enjoy writing all my characters, otherwise they would not make it into my books
Attribution
Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Sue Nyathi (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.