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Diane Ackerman

Diane Ackerman is the author of two dozen highly-acclaimed works of poetry and nonfiction, including New York Times bestsellers The Zookeeper's Wife, A Natural History of the Senses,The Human Age, and Pulitzer Prize Finalist, One Hundred Names for Love. http://www.dianeackerman.com/
years of life: 7 October 1948 present

Quotes

Alejandra Espinohas quoted2 years ago
The chocolate flavor may come from the plant, but the silken, melting delight comes from the milk, cream, and butter, which must be fresh
Alejandra Espinohas quoted2 years ago
The chocolate flavor may come from the plant, but the silken, melting delight comes from the milk, cream, and butter, which must be fresh
Alejandra Espinohas quoted2 years ago
Ah,” she says, tossing her fingers as if setting free a handful of butterflies, “when I first saw Picasso’s Guernica, it was disturbing. I was horrified and fascinated at the same time. It was disturbing, but also deeply moving. Perfumes do that, too—shock and fascinate us. They disturb us. Our lives are quiet. We like to be disturbed by delight
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