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CONDITIONS TEN Vol. 3 No. 4 1984:a feminist magazine of writing by women with an emphasis on writing by lesbians
Find Terry! He's Lost by Dorothy Allison, 2001-03
Missing Person by Dorothy Allison, 1979
Bastard Out Of Carolina by Dorothy Allison, 1992-01-01
Bastard Out of Carolina, Signed 6th Printing by Dorothy Allison,
Helpful helicopters (Look, read, learn) by Dorothy Kinsella Allison, 1954
Cavedweller. by Dorothy. ALLISON, 1992-01-01
Bastard Out Of Carolina. by DOROTHY. ALLISON, 1992
CONDITIONS : SIX Vol 2, No 3, Summer 1980 A Magazine of Writing by Women, With an Emphasis on Writing by Lesbians by Dorothy; Claribel Alegiria, May Stevens, Maureen Brady and others, contributors.) Elly Bulkin, Jan Clausen, Irena Klepfisz and Rima Shore, Editors Allison, 1980
The Road Aces and find Terry! He's lost (Road Aces series) by Dorothy Allison, 1985
Lesbian Poetry by Dorothy (an entry by) Allison, 1981
BASTARD OUT OF CAROLINA. A Novel. by Dorothy Allison, 1992
Bastard Out of Carolina 1ST Edition by Dorothy Allison, 1992
Bastard out of Carolina by Dorothy Allison, 1993

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3330. Allison, Dorothy. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996
No wonder people got crazy as they grew up. ATTRIBUTION dorothy allison (b. 1953), US novelist and poet. Bastard Out of Carolina, ch. 12 (1992).
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Dorothy Allison
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Extractions: Dorothy Allison gained prominence and acclaim outside the Lesbian and Gay community for her National Book Award Finalist novel Bastard out of Carolina. Within the community she had already attracted a devoted following with the publication of her poetry in The Women Who Hate Me (1983) and with her first collection of short stories, Trash (1988), the basis for the later novel. That collection was awarded two Lambda Literary Awards, for Best Small Press and Best Lesbian Book. Following Bastard out of Carolina, Allison published a collection of essays, Skin, and most recently, Two or Three Things I Know For Sure. Bastard Out of Carolina Bone is the nickname of a sensitive young girl in rural South Carolina who lives with her mother, stepfather, sister, scores of kin and many other rich characters. Author/reader Dorothy Allison's soft Carolina dialect may be a bit refined for her story. The abridgment has two problems. The reading...
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Allison, DorothyCavedweller
allison, dorothy Cavedweller. 1998 New York. EP Dutton. Hardcover. 0525941673. Fine with no DJ; 1.38 x 9.52 x 6.35; 434 pp $3.00.
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allison, dorothy Bastard out of Carolina. New York A Dutton Book, 1992. Hard cover in dustjacket, with the original price of $20.00
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Extractions: Login to Your Account View Cart Help Home Search Browse Gallery ... Help New York: A Dutton Book, 1992. Hard cover in dustjacket, with the original price of $20.00 on the inside front flap, 309 pages. First printing of the first edition, so stated. Author's first novel. Fine in fine dustjacket, with a hint of sunning to spine. . ISBN: 0525934251. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. (Inventory #001923)
Interview With Dorothy Allison
An Interview with dorothy allison. dorothy allison is the author five books of fiction, poetry and nonfiction and the winner of numerous literary awards.
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Extractions: This interview was conducted as part of the annual Zale Writer in Residence Program at the Newcomb College Center for Research on Women at Tulane University in November 1995. This year the program committee had invited award-winning novelist Dorothy Allison, who is most famous for her novel Bastard Out of Carolina , to be the Zale Writer-in-Residence. Dorothy Allison's work is securely located on the borders of southern and working-class literature, with deep roots in feminist and lesbian-feminist activism and politics. This interview was conducted by Susanne Dietzel, a Visiting Scholar at the Newcomb College Center for Research on Women and doctoral candidate in American Studies and Feminist Studies at the University of Minnesota. She is now a Visiting Assistant Professor of Women's Studies at Tulane University. This interview was transcribed by Kelly Donald and Michelle Attebury, and (only slightly) edited by Susanne Dietzel.
Dorothy Allison, Difficult Seductress
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Extractions: Dorothy Allison Difficult Seductress May, 1995 Barb : What's it about [your new book "Two or Three Things I Know For Sure"]? Dorothy : It's about my family, so the photos are my mother's snap shots. And then we're pairing them with snap shots of when I was in my 20s and 30s, when I was in the lesbian collective. Some of them when I was a difficult seductress. Barb : A difficult seductress! One thing I want to do is, I, myself and then Devra also had some input, we sort of got all these things together we wanted to ask you and we really wanted to, since this is Fat Girl, talk about issues of fat with you , because we really hadn't...It seems to me, well the first book I picked up of yours was The Women Who Hate Me, and it saved my life, like I was really suicidal and I was having a really hard time and I picked it up in a Different Light, and I sat there and I read it from cover to cover and I had no money whatsoever and I came back and I read it and I just kept coming back and reading it all week long. And it really made a difference, and it spoke to me. There's something about the language you use that I felt like as a fat woman, like you were talking about people in my life in a way that I rarely have come across as a reader. So I wanted to talk to you about fat. Dorothy : I always think of Dumpling Child as my fat poem. Since I've had some lovers who were obviously "high up", you were pretty high up when you were on their thighs.
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Extractions: The Hall of Fame I don't have a contact email address for Dorothy If anyone knows how to reach her, please let me know. Thanks! Dorothy Allison Truth Telling Literary Warrior "It's an illusion that writers have a lot of choice about what they write. Your stories are your stories. They're the only ones you can really tell, and if you try telling ones the world would like you tell, you'll do it badly." ~Dorothy Allison I have met Dorothy Allison only once, in 1993, at Hungry Mind Bookstore in St. Paul, Minnesota. That day she gave a spirited reading of Bastard Out Of Carolina , signed books for over an hour, then stayed around for at least another hour after that to chat and discuss books in general and writing in particular. She had such energy and so much enthusiasm. I felt instantly comfortable with her, and when I spoke to her personally afterwards, she was warm and personable with a great sense of humor. I will always remember how encouraging she was to me and the other aspiring writers in the audience. The above quote is similar to something she told me. What I remember from her message that day boiled down to this: write your own stories, find your own voice, write with your own unique style, and tell your own Truth. But above all, just write.
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Dorothy Allison: Lesbian From Another Planet
Thursday, October 12, 1995, Arts Entertainment. dorothy allison Lesbian from another planet. Kathryn McGrath Daily Staff dorothy allison is a tough dyke.
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Extractions: Daily Staff Dorothy Allison is a tough dyke. She was raped by her stepfather at age five, grew up poor and reviled in South Carolina, went to college, became deeply involved in the feminist movement, started writing, and has survived to share some wonderful stories, as well as a great erupting laugh. She is quite a woman. To read her books - especially her most famous work of fiction, Bastard Out of Carolina - is to put yourself on intimate terms with a woman who can tell bare stories about amazing people without simplifying the hatred and love, the poverty and betrayal. Dorothy Allison's life is intertwined with that of her protagonist; the blending of fiction and truth creates a story that is too painful not to be real. She moves freely between fiction and autobiography, a rare form of storytelling that transgresses the boundaries of what's real and creates something that will stay with you long after reading. Dorothy Allison credits her writing for keeping her sane; it functions as a kind of revenge against the silence, if not the abuse. "If you write the story you get to name the age," she said. "That's it, dear, you write the book and you get to tell your version of the story and your version becomes the version. Yeah, everybody should write their own book ... It's a hope for justice. I'm not sure whether it really is justice but it's a possibility."
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February 8, 1998 Elisabeth Sherwin gizmo@ dcn.davis.ca.us dorothy allison, author of Bastard Out of Carolina, is the patron saint of battered women.
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Extractions: Elisabeth Sherwin gizmo@ dcn.davis.ca.us Dorothy Allison , author of "Bastard Out of Carolina," is the patron saint of battered women. She spoke at UC Davis in January to an enthusiastic crowd made up primarily of women and those supporting the creation of a new women's shelter in South Davis. Allison, the first of four women writers invited to Davis for this fund-raising series, speaks for victims of abuse. She grew up in an abusive, out-of-control home. "Someone should have taken us out of that house," said Allison about her mother and sisters. But in those early years, 1959-63, there were no women's shelters, no rape crisis centers. Families just endured or split apart. Allison's first novel, "Bastard" (1992), takes an intense look at how one family finally split apart. It's about incest, it's about women in the South, it's about how they cope with rough lives and rotten men. But the shocker comes at the end of the book when the mother has to choose between her daughters and her lover. She knows that her husband, the girls' stepfather, has raped her eldest daughter. Does she take the girls and flee? Does she file for divorce? No, she abandons her daughter and leaves with her husband. Her second novel, "Cavedweller," is due out this spring. In it, Allison continues exploring the motivations of women and wives and issues of forgiveness and redemption.
In One Of Two Tanner Lectures, Dorothy Allison Considers The Meaning Of Freedom:
In one of two Tanner lectures, dorothy allison considers the meaning of freedom BY JOHN SANFORD. You re in a lifeboat. The wind is rising. The sea is rising.
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Extractions: Stanford Report, May 23, 2001 In one of two Tanner lectures, Dorothy Allison considers the meaning of freedom BY JOHN SANFORD You're in a lifeboat. The wind is rising. The sea is rising. There are 19 others in the boat, too, but it can only hold 12 safely. What do you do? When Dorothy Allison was 17 and a freshman at a small liberal arts college in Florida, a professor posed this ethical dilemma to a core course in which she was enrolled with about 170 other first-year students. Dorothy Allison, author of the award-winning novel Bastard Out of Carolina , delivered two talks on campus last week as part of the 2001 Tanner Lectures in Human Values. Photo: L.A. Cicero The class was held in the school's chapel. The silver-haired professor walked back and forth in front of the students: "'Time to make some decisions! Who goes over? Who stays in? You've got to calculate,'" Allison said, imitating him. Some of her classmates were making lists.
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