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May Miller

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May Miller

Her Works

Stragglers in the Dust
1930

Nails and Thorns
1933

 
After being told she had a “masculine mind.” Playwright Clare Luce Booth replied “Thought has no sex. One either thinks, or one does not.”
-Clare Luce Booth
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