Excerpts: “All I knew was that most people who lose their homes during a war aren’t the same people who started the war, or who stand to gain if their side wins” (p. 161).

“The trick was to engage in a line of work such that, when you were on your deathbed, your greatest peace could come from imagining you were doing what you had done before, all those days and weeks and years” (p. 195).

Pollack, Eileen (2022). Maybe It’s Me: On Being the Wrong Kind of Woman – Essays. Encino, CA: Delphinium Books, Inc.