Dorothy Allison on Why Working-Class Literature Is the Strongest
The novelist and memoirist talks about growing up poor, her ’70s lesbian feminist collective, and meeting her obligations. I found Dorothy Allison’s 1992 novel Bastard Out of Carolina in the late, great Harvard Square bookstore Wordsworth’s when I was thirteen. I didn’t have any friends in eighth grade (shocking, I know), so I would spend my free time walking to…
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