Writing & Class III

 I don’t mean to be a bore by relating the trivialities of my life, such as doing the gardening, getting my car fixed, and doing my laundry (I appreciate that at least I'm not slaving over a hot tub with a washboard and a bar of soap for half the day, to get me smalls clean).

I think I'm trying to say something. Perhaps it's this:

'A novel demands time, both physical and emotional. The imaginative space has to open sufficiently wide, and stay open, to let the work form. The majority of working-class women could lay no claims to these conditions.'

hmmm... 

Let's see what the w/c women writers have to say?

Tillie Olsen?
‘The years I should have been writing, my hands and being were at other (inescapable) tasks…what should take weeks takes me sometimes months to write; what should take months, takes years’
 and 
FloraThompson?
‘to be born in poverty is a terrible handicap to a writer. I often say to myself that it has taken one lifetime for me to prepare to make a start’
 
Me?
'The MA Creative Writing course starts shortly, so according to sources I had better pull me finger out.
​But I have virtually done it already - my autoblography hahahha (and I'm not that poor, just making a comparison. Jesus!)'