Quote by: Eudora Welty

Ashamed, shrugging a little, and then shivering, he took his bags and went out. The cold of the air seemed to lift him bodily. The moon was in the sky. On the slope he began to run, he could not help it. Just as he reached the road, where his car seemed to sit in the moonlight like a boat, his heart began to give off tremendous explosions like a rifle, bang bang bang. He sank in fright onto the road, his bags falling about him. He felt as if all this had happened before. He covered his heart with both hands to keep anyone from hearing the noise it made. But nobody heard it. ("Death of a Traveling Salesman


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Author Bio


  • NameEudora Welty
  • DescriptionAmerican author
  • BornApril 13, 1909
  • DiedJuly 23, 2001
  • CountryUnited States Of America
  • ProfessionPhotographer; Novelist; Writer
  • AwardsGuggenheim Fellowship; National Humanities Medal; National Book Award; Lillian Smith Book Award; America Award In Literature; National Women's Hall Of Fame