Jane Hamilton
Born: 07-12-1957
Jane Hamilton is an acclaimed American novelist known for her richly detailed storytelling and deep character exploration. Born in 1957, she gained prominence with her debut novel "The Book of Ruth," which won the PEN/Hemingway Foundation Award. Her work often delves into complex family dynamics and rural life. Hamilton's writing is celebrated for its emotional depth and keen insight into human relationships, making her a distinctive voice in contemporary literature.
Book summaries for books written by Jane Hamilton
Quotes
When you refuse to obey, you affirm the power within.
In disobedience, lies the path to freedom.
Rules are meant to be challenged, not blindly followed.
Sometimes, the greatest act of courage is to say 'no'.
Question everything, for blind obedience leads to stagnation.
Conformity kills creativity; disobedience breeds innovation.
Stand up for what is right, even if it means standing alone.
Disobedience is an act of resistance, a rebellion against unjust authority.
To disobey is to challenge the status quo and demand change.
Fear of punishment should never deter you from speaking your truth.
The rule-breakers are the history-makers.
Disobedience is not always an act of rebellion; sometimes it is an act of survival.