Among all her works, she enjoys life in her house with pets, beautiful flowers, the blue sky and vast sea out of the window, showing her attitude towards life -- she is confident in herself and the world she lives in. She keeps writing journ...

As a very productive writer, Sarton writes over fifty books: nineteen novels, seventeen books of poetry and fifteen nonfiction works including journals, children’s books and plays. However, she is welcomed by readers normally for her journ...

At Eighty-Two, Sarton’s last journal before her death, is an incredible but painful journal. In this journal, she writes the visits of neighbors and friends, shopping and academic life; she concerns about the political and social issues; s...

Critics have found Sarton's poetry, fiction, and autobiographical writings to be inspirational, touching, honest, and thought-provoking. She examines such universally appealing themes as love, friendship, relationships, and the search for se...

May Sarton, born in Wondelgem, Belgium in 1912, was a famous memoiris, novelist and poet in America. Her father called George Sarton, was a scientific historian and her mother, Mabel Eleanor Sarton was English artist. The Sartons fled to Eng...