The Top 5 Women Existentialists

<p>In Paris during the 1920&rsquo;s &amp; 30&rsquo;s, she struggled to be taken seriously as a writer. But despite this, she never gave up or submitted to what was conventional for a woman to write. And after having moved to America in 1939, she eventually became known for her written works of fiction.&nbsp;<em>The Delta of Venus</em>&nbsp;being perhaps the most popular.</p> <p>But what&rsquo;s interesting about her fictional stories is that they came out more so as products of her actual life, from what she had written in her diaries.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@ggreer153/the-top-5-women-existentialists-27760947705f"><strong>Website</strong></a></p>