These women, like writers, have no time clocks to punch, no waiting boss. I write in the morning before teaching, and neither these women nor I care … - Andre Dubus

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These women, like writers, have no time clocks to punch, no waiting boss. I write in the morning before teaching, and neither these women nor I care about the morning commuter traffic. There is no place we have to be. We already are where we have to be, facing ourselves. Both of us, without the prodding of a paycheck or the loss of a job, face only time itself, and our responsibility to use it as best we can.

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About Andre Dubus

Andre Jules Dubus II (August 11 1936 – February 24 1999) was an American short story writer, essayist, novelist and autobiographer.

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Alternative Names: Andre Jules Dubus Andre J. Dubus A. J. Dubus A. Dubus Andre Jules Dubus II Andre Dubus II Dubus, Andre Dubus, Andre Jules Дюбю, Андре Андре Дюбю
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