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Tanith Lee Quotes
«How dare one presume to write in a particular way, for children? They deserve the best of a writer, just as the writer deserves the best of themselves. The only limits are sex, for reasons of censorship, and violence, for reasons of common sense.»
Author: Tanith Lee
«I am by no means unique. Let us respectfully allow children and the young to make their own decisions.»
Author: Tanith Lee
«If anyone ever wonders why there's nothing coming from me, it's not my fault. I'm doing the work.»
Author: Tanith Lee
«I don't write backwards, I've never been able to do that!»
Author: Tanith Lee
«In whatever form, or by whatever means, everyone has the right to develop or transform-providing this hurts no one else in any life-threatening way.»
Author: Tanith Lee
«I work when I can and feel able to, but that is still most days.»
Author: Tanith Lee
«I like films, or some films, and would be intrigued to see my work on screen.»
Author: Tanith Lee
«I was very interested by the eastern idea of death as a woman... the type of eastern literature where death was personified as a woman; women were considered dangerous and untamed and pariah material, and that was why death was in female form.»
Author: Tanith Lee
«I came up with a parallel Venice called Venus. set in a parallel Venice about 1701.»
Author: Tanith Lee
«I used to throw away my holograph manuscripts after I'd typed them, but I'm keeping a lot of them now, because obviously, at 50, I'm starting to think, if anyone ever is interested in me after I'm dead, they can look and see.»
Author: Tanith Lee