Kathleen Winsor

She was luxuriously tired and her muscles felt sore from the unaccustomed strain of riding astride. Nothing had ever tasted so good…

— Kathleen Winsor

Charm is the ability to make someone else think that both of you are pretty wonderful.

— Kathleen Winsor

Half the joys and half the sorrows of this world are discovered in bed.

— Kathleen Winsor

I've got a penny-ante talent, out of which I try to drum up a living for myself. And what nobody seems to…

— Kathleen Winsor

Success is often harder to take than failure.

— Kathleen Winsor

I think Americans love success - but hate the people who have it.

— Kathleen Winsor

there are only two ways to make a lot [of money] while you're young: One is to entertain the public; and the…

— Kathleen Winsor

Marygreen did not change in sixteen years. It had changed little enough in the past two years.

— Kathleen Winsor

The king appeared... with his dogs and sycophants behind him.

— Kathleen Winsor

War makes strangers bedfellows.

— Kathleen Winsor

If you had better sense you’d have learned by now that nothing thrives so well as wickedness

— Kathleen Winsor

It was a woman's bedroom, actually a boudoir, and no man belonged in it except by invitation.

— Kathleen Winsor

They had stopped now and he gave a glance up at the sky, through the trees, as though to see how much…

— Kathleen Winsor

Most people are so busy knocking themselves out trying to do everything they think they should, they never get around to do…

— Kathleen Winsor

It seemed that up until this moment she had been only half alive.

— Kathleen Winsor

“Most people are so busy knocking themselves out trying to do everything they think they should do, the never get around to…

— Kathleen Winsor

The only genius that's worth anything is the genius for hard work.

— Kathleen Winsor

I guess experience is just learning at first hand the things you knew all along anyway.

— Kathleen Winsor

[Sex] is something big and cosmic. What else do we have? There's only birth and death and the union of two people…

— Kathleen Winsor

Everything matters, but nothing matters very much.

— Kathleen Winsor

There's one thing I've always known: You can let people suspect anything else about you, but you must never let them suspect…

— Kathleen Winsor

... maybe that's all anyone who writes or paints or sculpts is doing anyway -- excusing themselves for refusing to live like…

— Kathleen Winsor

the end of anything is a relief. In every relationship, even the most valuable, there are certain unpleasant tensions - and the…

— Kathleen Winsor

There's an old press-agents' slogan that's good advice: Don't read your publicity - weigh it.

— Kathleen Winsor