Delia Owens was born on April 4, 1949, in Georgia, United States, where she spent most of her life in or near true wilderness. She holds a Bachelor of Science in zoology from the University of Georgia and a Ph.D. in animal behavior from the University of California, Davis.
In addition to being an author, zoologist, and conservationist, Delia Owens is also a conservationist. Her best-known novel is Where the Crawdads Sing, published in 2018.
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Delia Owens Quotes
- Faces change with life’s toll, but eyes remain a window to what was…
- Sand keeps secrets better than mud.
- lot of times love doesn’t work out. Yet even when it fails, it connects you to others and, in the end, that is all you have, the connections.
- Autumn leaves don’t fall, they fly. They take their time and wander on this their only chance to soar.
- Unworthy boys make a lot of noise
- Please don’t talk to me about isolation. No one has to tell me how it changes a person. I have lived it. I am isolation.
- There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot.
- If anyone would understand loneliness, the moon would.
- The definition of a real man is one who cries without shame, reads poetry with his heart, feels opera in his soul, and does what’s necessary to defend a woman.
- Biology sees right and wrong as the same color in different light.
- I wadn’t aware that words could hold so much. I didn’t know a sentence could be so full.
