Marion Woodman

Quotes

• “Ophelia is a little walking owl, bewitched by her unconscious feminine, her father, and what "they say." She never finds her own voice.”

• “Love is the true antithesis of fear. It expands where fear constricts. It embraces where fear repels.”

• “Thank you, dear Sophia. From every cell in my broken body, my radiant body, I thank you. I am alive. I am free... to live... to die.”

Books by Marion Woodman in order

Books by Marion Woodman in the order they were published, from The Owl Was a Baker's Daughter (1980) to Body and Soul, Spring, #72 (2005).

1. 1The Owl Was a Baker's DaughterThe Owl Was a Baker's Daughter1980
2. 2Addiction to PerfectionAddiction to Perfection1982
3. 3The Pregnant VirginThe Pregnant Virgin1985
4. 4Rolling Away the StoneRolling Away the Stone1990
5. 5The Ravaged BridegroomThe Ravaged Bridegroom1990
6. 6Chaos or Creativity?Chaos or Creativity?1991
7. 7DreamsDreams1991
8. 8Holding the Tension of the OppositesHolding the Tension of the Opposites1991
9. 9Ravaged Bridegroom-audRavaged Bridegroom-aud1991
10. 10Leaving My Father's HouseLeaving My Father's House1992
11. 11Conscious FemininityConscious Femininity1993
12. 12Emily Dickinson and the Demon LoverEmily Dickinson and the Demon Lover1993
13. 13Dancing in the FlamesDancing in the Flames1996
14. 14The Stillness Shall Be the DancingThe Stillness Shall Be the Dancing1996
15. 15Addiction to Perfection: The Still Unravished BrideAddiction to Perfection: The Still Unravished Bride1997
16. 16Coming Home to MyselfComing Home to Myself1998
17. 17Sitting by the WellSitting by the Well1998
18. 18BoneBone2000
19. 19The Crown of AgeThe Crown of Age2002
20. 20Body and Soul, Spring, #72Body and Soul, Spring, #722005