โ Scribed by Gay Walley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The story of a woman's life told through her witty observations on things like her divorce, her new lover, her job, her art, and her future.
In The Erotic Fire of the Unattainable , author Gay Walley weaves love with life, art with making a living, and inspiration with the banal realities of daily life. This story of a woman told through her thoughts shows how passion is to be found in every moment, none the least in a passion for independence. Beginning with "Why Women Fight Pirates," Walley covers such disparate topics as "The Disappointments of Infidelity," "Talk in Love," "Writers," "Work and Its Punishments," "The Importance of the Argument," "The Ocean," and "New York," finishing with "Deathbed."
This unflinching book of aphorisms describes a journey through an artist's mind, taking us outside the usual confines, to lovers and ex-husbands, traveling, solitude, money and the importance of rebellion.
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