Sheri S. Tepper
Born: 07-15-1929
Sheri S. Tepper was an acclaimed American author renowned for her thought-provoking science fiction, fantasy, and horror novels. Born in 1929, Tepper's works often explore themes of feminism, ecology, and social justice. Her notable titles include "Grass," "The Gate to Women's Country," and "The Margarets." A prolific writer with a unique voice, Tepper's storytelling captivated readers until her passing in 2016, leaving a lasting impact on speculative fiction.
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Quotes
If you want to be happy for a year, plant a garden; if you want to be happy for life, write a book.
What we see in our society today is not the result of a few bad apples but a barrel that is rotten to the core.
Some stories are too dangerous to be told, and others are too dangerous to be ignored.
The truth is not always what we want to hear, but it is always what we need to know.
In the silence, we find the answers we've been avoiding in the noise.
The most powerful weapon against injustice is not violence, but the truth.
Some people create their own storms and then get upset when it rains.
The only way to find peace is to accept the things we cannot change and change the things we cannot accept.
Growth is painful, but nothing is as painful as staying stuck where you do not belong.
The greatest threat to freedom is the illusion of it.
The scars you share become lighthouses for people who are headed for the same rocks you hit.
To love is to recognize yourself in another.