Andrea Lewis (writer) quotes

Danger is like a nutrient for truth. When you have danger, you get the best truth. When it's safe, who cares? (Andrea Lewis (writer))
Lips... were ubiquitous in the ‘50s, when a few icons of womanhood were tattooed onto my temporal lobes. View quote
Andrea Lewis (writer)
I envied him these passions. If you had passions, you were living. Without them, you were watching––the way I was watching desert sand and half-dead creosote go by and wishing I'd stop craving attention from Charles. View quote
Andrea Lewis (writer)
And so for the remaining two hours of the meeting, Mr. Delgado and I sat in the front and directed the discussion. Or rather he directed it and I pretended I had an equal voice. A pattern quickly emerged in which my words would be greeted by silence and chilly looks; then Mr. Delgado would rephrase what I had said, as if interpreting from female to male language, with the added weight of an American accent. View quote
Andrea Lewis (writer)
Even the blue-and-white Delftware tile is back up on the wall because, when you took it down, the pale square of paint behind it broke your heart. View quote
Andrea Lewis (writer)