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In reply to the discussion: 4 Awesome Things Harper Lee Did After 'Mockingbird' [View all]JI7
(93,498 posts)3. "I have said what i wanted to say"
below is her response to someone asking why she did not write again
<"Two reasons: one, I wouldn't go through the pressure and publicity I went through with To Kill a Mockingbird for any amount of money. Second, I have said what I wanted to say and I will not say it again.">
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I think that Ms Lee was terrified of the public spotlight that she implored Capote not to use her;
greiner3
Apr 2014
#26
Mockingbird - one of my favorite books ever. Everything about it is wonderful.
Sarah Ibarruri
Apr 2014
#18
reading books again, especially the classics is one of the most enjoyable things i have found
JI7
Apr 2014
#21
you have to consider the times and other context, plus in this book he was not able to save him
JI7
Apr 2014
#22
As a person of color, I will never take offense when someone stands up for what is right
BrotherIvan
Apr 2014
#30