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Each good novel has a vision of its world that informs what is put in and what is left out.

— Marge Piercy Life of Prose and Poetry — An Inspiring Combination (1999)

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Doorways are sacred to women for we
are the doorways of life and we must choose
what comes in and what goes out.

fragment of poem in Moon Is Always Female (1980)

Live as if you liked yourself, and it may happen:
reach out, keep reaching out, keep bringing in.

Drifting with things is a habit it takes almost dying to break.

Dance the Eagle to Sleep (1973)

If you have contempt for people and think they cannot know what they want and need, who the hell is the revolution for?

The Grand Coolie Damn (1969)

The Movement is supposed to be for human liberation: how come the condition of women inside it is no better than outside?

The Grand Coolie Damn (1969)

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