Dorothy Parker:
(Long Branch, 22 August 1893 – New York, 7 June 1967).
American writer, who was known for her sharp pen. She established her reputation in the 1920s mainly with short stories, in which she described her surroundings with relentless mockery. Later in life, she also found recognition as a Hollywood screenwriter.
Like January weather, the years will bite and smart and pull your bones together to wrap your chattering heart.
There is entirely too much charm around, and something must be done to stop it.
