Fiction Quote by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

“Sometimes she thought that the people overseas had no room in their heart for Africa, because nobody had ever told them that African people…

— Alexander McCall Smith

“From there, it was a psychiatric hospital for months and months. She was in and out of that place. Her survival tool was the…

— Adria J. Cimino

“Tanzania it is the place where Prosperity is Possible, but it is the nature of her People which makes some things Impossible.”

— Asherry Magalla

“She wasn’t sure if she fully believed the words her therapist had given her to keep in her arsenal, but they helped. And one…

— Alisha Rai

“but she felt as though whatever she’d been given in the Devil’s Country it was affecting her mind, not her body, and it was…

— Clive Barker

“He didn't understand-how she could be so delicate, so small, when she had overturned his life entirely. Worked miracles with those hands and that…

— Sarah J. Maas

“That's what's so great about the story. It's real. What I mean is, even if it didn't actually happen-and there's debate about the Legends…

— Lauren Oliver

“Here, in the camp, she could tell any old story, these people would have no choice but to believe her. That is not to…

— Slavenka Drakulić

“Her disease only reinforced how the world saw us: not black or white, not American or African, not poor or rich. We were confined…

— Zinzi Clemmons

“I knew that telling the story hadn’t healed me, but it was never supposed to heal me. My story was supposed to be a…

— Kassi Underwood

“I suspected those people were seeking to make sense of the world by turning her into a cautionary tale, the lesson being, look both…

— Stacey Kade

“There was so much suffering in Africa that it was tempting just to shrug your shoulders and walk away. But you can't do that,…

— Alexander McCall Smith