Dorothy Thompson
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Dorothy Thompson (July 9, 1893 – January 30, 1961) was an American journalist.
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- To have felt too much is to end in feeling nothing.
- A comment regarding her divorce from Sinclair Lewis, quoted by Vincent Sheean in Dorothy and Red (1963)
- What was once Sinclair Lewis is buried in no ground. Even in life he was fully alive only in his writing. He lives in public libraries from Maine to California, in worn copies in the bookshelves of women from small towns who, in their girlhood, imagined themselves as Carol Kennicotts, and of medical men who, as youths, were inspired by Martin Arrowsmith.
- On her former husband Sinclair Lewis, "The Boy From Sauk Center" in The Atlantic (November 1960)
