Who said "The writer's role is to say what he sees. That is enough."?

This quote is attributed to André Gide.

The writer's role is to say what he sees. That is enough. - André Gide

"The writer's role is to say what he sees. That is enough."

André Gide Literature

Novelist French 1869–1951

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