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  1. BASTARD OUT OF CAROLINA by Dorothy Allison, 1993-03-01
  2. The Women's Room: A Novel [Paperback] by Preface) Dorothy Allison (Foreword), Linsey Abrams (Foreword) Marilyn French (Author, 2009
  3. RETOUR A CAYRO by Dorothy Allison, 2000-01-29
  4. Heimkehr nach Cayro. by Dorothy Allison, 2001-09-01
  5. L'Histoire de Bone by Dorothy Allison, Michèle Valencia, 1999-01-20
  6. Ida Applebroog: Nothing Personal, Paintings 1987-1997 by Ida Applebroog, Terrie Sultan, et all 1998-04-02
  7. Rhetorical Women: Roles and Representations
  8. My Dangerous Desires: A Queer Girl Dreaming Her Way Home (Series Q) by Amber L. Hollibaugh, 2000-01-01
  9. Tin House Magazine: Dorothy Allison, William T. Vollmann, and Billy Collins Work It Out Volume 7, Number 1
  10. Kuckuckskinder. by Dorothy Allison, 2002-03-01
  11. The Member of the Wedding: The Play (New Edition) (New Directions Paperbook) by Carson McCullers, 2006-05-24
  12. Tin House: Tenth Anniversary Issue
  13. Dickinson Law Review Volume 95 Fall 1990 Number 1 by Dorothy M. Allison, Editor in Chief by Dorothy M. Allison, Editor in Chief by Dorothy M. Allison, Editor in Chief by Dorothy M. Allison, Editor in Chief by Dorothy M. Allison, Editor in Chief by Editor in Chief Dorothy M. Allison, 1990-01-01
  14. Dickinson Law Review Volume 95 Winter 1991 Number 2 by Dorothy M. Allison, Editor in Chief by Dorothy M. Allison, Editor in Chief by Dorothy M. Allison, Editor in Chief by Dorothy M. Allison, Editor in Chief by Dorothy M. Allison, Editor in Chief by Editor in Chief Dorothy M. Allison, 1991-01-01

21. Printed Matter -- Dorothy Allison -- Page
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
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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.

22. Dorothy Allison News - The New York Times
News about dorothy allison. Commentary and archival information about dorothy allison from The New York Times.
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23. Book Passage - Dorothy Allison - Author Link
Visit dorothy allison s website at www.dorothyallison.net. Cavedweller When Delia Byrd packs up her old Datsun and her daughter Cissy, and gets on the Santa
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24. Writers Series Presents Dorothy Allison - MIT News Office
dorothy allison, whose bestselling first novel, Bastard Out of Carolina, was a 1992 National Book Award finalist, will present a reading and talk March 1
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February 28, 2006 Dorothy Allison, whose best-selling first novel, "Bastard Out of Carolina," was a 1992 National Book Award finalist, will present a reading and talk March 1 at 7 p.m. in Room 10-250. "Bastard" has appeared in translation in French, German, Greek, Spanish, Norse, Chinese and Italian. A movie version, directed by Angelica Huston, premiered on Showtime in 1996. Allison's 1998 novel, the critically acclaimed "Cavedweller," was a New York Times bestseller. "Cavedweller" won the 1998 Lambda Literary Award for fiction and was a finalist for the Lillian Smith Prize. It is currently being adapted for the stage by Kate Ryna. Allison also founded the Independent Spirit Award, a prize given each year to an individual whose work with small presses and independent bookstores has helped to sustain those enterprises. Allison has received numerous awards for her fiction, nonfiction, poems and essays, and stage and screen adaptations of her works have also won honors.

25. Dorothy Allison Quotes
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26. Dorothy E Allison Biography
dorothy allison was born in 1949, to a teenage unwed mother in South Carolina. This fact is central to allison s literary sensibility, which often takes up
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Find all books written by Dorothy E Allison on Amazon.com Nationality: American. Born: Greenville, South Carolina, 1949. Education: Florida Presbyterian College (now Eckerd College), B.A. 1971; New School for Social Research, M.A. Awards: Lambda Literary awards, 1989 and 1999. Agent: Frances Goldin, 305 East Eleventh Street, New York, New York 10003, U.S.A.
P UBLICATIONS
Novels
Bastard out of Carolina. New York, Dutton, 1992. Cavedweller. New York, Dutton, 1998.
Short Stories
Trash. Ithaca, New York, Firebrand Books, 1988.
Poetry
The Women Who Hate Me. Brooklyn, New York, Long Haul Press, 1983. The Women Who Hate Me: Poetry 1980-1990. Ithaca, New York, Firebrand Books, 1991.
Other
Skin: Talking About Sex, Class and Literature. Ithaca, New York, Firebrand Books, 1994. Two or Three Things I Know for Sure. New York, Dutton, 1995. Introduction, The Redneck Way of Knowledge: Down-Home Tales , byBlanche McCrary Boyd. New York, Vintage Books, 1995. Foreword

27. IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection
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28. Dorothy Allison Quotes - The Quotations Page
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29. "Your Picks" : Dorothy Allison- Writing Excerpt | Vocalo
This is an excerpt from writer dorothy allison s essay, Survival is the Least of My Desires from the collection, Skin. allison is noted for being among
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Submitted by bpulliam on Mon, 03/05/2007 - 11:08pm Tags This is an excerpt from writer Dorothy Allison's essay, "Survival is the Least of My Desires" from the collection, "Skin."  Allison is noted for being among the greatest writers of her generation.  This excerpt deals with overcoming pain from her youth and finding strength to define herself on her own terms.  I can defintely relate to this, as I'm sure many of us can.  She also doles out a bit of advice to the reader on how to cultivate their own inner power. I was thrilled to discover this writer after my friend Maria reccommended her to me. Skin: Talking about Sex, Class, and Literature
I have lived my life in pursuit of the remade world. ....
I believe in truth. I believe in truth denied any use of it can believe in it. I know its power. I know the threat it represents to a world constructed on lies.
The worst thing done to us in the name of a civilized society is to label the truth of our lives material outside the legitimate subject matter of serious writers. ....

30. OBRM -- Other & Beyond Real Men: Dorothy Allison And The Illusion Of Control
I had the good fortune of hearing dorothy allison speak about seven hours ago at the annual fund raising dinner of On the Rise, a truly outstanding
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Dorothy Allison and the illusion of control
About a year ago I wrote this about males:
They would work to accept the existential vulnerability of their corporal life in a world of uncertainty. By accepting vulnerability they would give up the illusion of control which drives so much of the will to dominate.
If I should get any credit for contributing a useful idea to the feminist project it may be contained in those two sentences.
It feels to me that there is something very powerful in that construct... ironically its power is in the very letting go of control that dissolves the anxious need to dominate. The power of conventional masculinity to keep us reproducing hurtful patterns and institutions of social relations depends on this illusion of control
I had the good fortune of hearing Dorothy Allison speak about seven hours ago at the annual fund raising dinner of On the Rise , a truly outstanding organization in Cambridge, Massachusetts that ...supports the initiative and strength of women who are living in crisis or homelessness. In a physically and psychologically safe environment, we build the relationships and provide the tools that each woman needs to rise to her potential.

31. Dorothy Allison/Jim Grimsley First Mid-Career Winners - 5/16/2007 - Library Jour
dorothy allison and Jim Grimsley are the inaugural winners of the Outstanding MidCareer Novelists Prize.
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32. Dorothy Allison, 74, 'Psychic Detective' Consulted By Police - New York Times
dorothy allison, a selfproclaimed psychic with a knack for turning up at the scenes of notorious crimes, died on Dec. 1 at Clara Maass Medical Center in
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33. Dorothy Allison Filmography
Synopsis Cavedweller is an adaptation of dorothy allison s novel of the same name. Anne Meredith, who also adapted allison s Bastard Out of Carolina,
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34. Dorothy Allison Quotes
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Nationality: American Find on Amazon: Dorothy Allison Related Authors: Mason Cooley H. L. Mencken Eric Hoffer Elbert Hubbard ... Jeff Long Change, when it comes, cracks everything open. Dorothy Allison Class, race, sexuality, gender and all other categories by which we categorize and dismiss each other need to be excavated from the inside. Dorothy Allison Fiction is a piece of truth that turns lies to meaning. Dorothy Allison I tell my students you have an absolute right to write about people you know and love. You do. But the kicker is you have a responsibility to make the characters large enough that you will not have sinned against them. Dorothy Allison I think I would have died if there hadn't been the women's movement. Dorothy Allison One of the strengths I derive from my class background is that I am accustomed to contempt. Dorothy Allison Two or three things I know for sure, and one is that I'd rather go naked than wear the coat the world has made for me.

35. Author Snapshot Biography: Allison: An Author Snapshot Biography Of Southern Aut
dorothy allison is a native of Greenville, South Carolina. She was born to a 15 year old Tags dorothy allison Bastard Carolina Cavedweller She Who
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A brief Author Snapshot Biography of the life and works of Southern writer Dorothy Allison, Contemporary American Fiction author.
Dorothy Allison is a native of Greenville, South Carolina. She was born to a 15 year old mother into the kind of hard life she writes about in her novels, poems and short stories. Her writing has always reflected the world through her strikingly honest vision. She is well loved for her ability to face difficult themes without flinching. After writing poetry, short stories and essays, her breakout novel was

36. Psychic Detective Cases: John Gacy: Dorothy Allison & The Investigation Of Seria
Psychic mediums are sometimes called upon to help the police crack difficult criminal investigations. One such case involved the murderer known also as the
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Psychic mediums are sometimes called upon to help the police crack difficult criminal investigations. One such case involved the murderer known also as the Killer Clown.
With popular shows such as Medium in the US and Psychic Detectives in the UK, people are presented with psychic mediums successfully helping with homicide investigations. One of the most famous cases of apparent successful psychic detection involved the serial killer John Wayne Gacy.
Psychic Detection and Skepticism
It is rare to find such cases in the psychic criminology literature (taken here to mean any association between any aspect of crime and the paranormal). Normally successful claims are made by self-proclaimed psychic detectives often in high-profile homicide or missing person cases (e.g. the case of the young British girl Madeleine McCann in which police claim they received daily information from psychics as to her whereabouts and/or descriptions of the kidnapper (see

37. The Salon Interview - Dorothy Allison - Salon.com
Mar 31, 1998 It s a tossup which quality dorothy allison has in greater measure strength or charm. She s needed plenty of both to fight her way out of
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By Laura Miller Pages 1 I Allison's long-awaited second novel, "Cavedweller," concerns Delia Byrd, a rock 'n' roll singer who abandons her career and returns with her third daughter to the small Georgia town where years earlier she had left two older children with the husband who nearly beat her to death. Allison spoke to Salon in the dining room of the bustling Victorian house in San Francisco where she lives with her lover, Alix, their young son, Wolf, and several extravagantly affectionate dogs and cats. Tell me about "Cavedweller," the glimmer that was the beginning of this book. I had Cissy in the cave. The notion was of somebody in such trouble that the only place she was going to feel safe was in this hole in the ground. And I had the notion of a woman who, in order to redeem herself, basically buries herself alive. And, of course, rock 'n' roll. I've been wanting to write a novel based on the story of Janis Joplin. Not a biography, but about that whole complex of working-class self-hatred and female masochism and self-destruction and great talent. Delia grew out of that. Cissy is someone most at home in total darkness, and it's not a coincidence that the two women who she goes down there with are lesbians, even though Cissy doesn't get that.

38. Heath Anthology Of American LiteratureDorothy Allison - Author Page
Born in Greenville, South Carolina, to a fourteenyear-old mother, dorothy allison was raised near her large extended family. After her mother married,
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Born in Greenville, South Carolina, to a fourteen-year-old mother, Dorothy Allison was raised near her large extended family. After her mother married, her aunts provided occasional refuge from an abusive stepfather. The violence and chaos of her upbringing, stemming largely from her family’s poverty, fuel Allison’s writing, as does the strength she saw in her relatives’ survival despite such hopeless conditions. Her chance to escape came when a National Merit Scholarship paid for her to attend Florida Presbyterian College. She later earned a master’s degree in anthropology from the New School for Social Research in New York.
Allison became active in the women’s movement in the early seventies, working for several feminist publications and helping establish Herstore, a feminist bookstore in Tallahassee, Florida. She credits feminism for enabling her to become a writer. Although she had begun writing as a child, she viewed writing the truth as such a dangerous activity that she burned everything she wrote. But in 1973 friends in the lesbian-feminist collective where she was living convinced her to stop destroying her work.

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dorothy allison s saffroncolored hair frames her face. The full color is startling, It makes sense that dorothy allison is part of it.
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"I started out as a feminist activist when I was about 18 or 19, marching as an anti-war activist and lesbian feminist. Here I am 55 years old, and I'm having to fight for exactly the same issues all over again, with an enemy, an implacable enemy, who keeps coming back at me as if we have not been fighting for 35 years to establish these rights."
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Dorothy Allison 's saffron-colored hair frames her face. The full color is startling, as if she's stepped out of her black and white book jacket photo, and you're Dorothy Gale opening her door onto Munchkinland. Allison has been bringing color and life to her Southern working class background with books ranging from the short story collection Trash to her best-selling novel, Bastard Out of Carolina and memoir One or Two Things I Know for Sure . Known for her honesty and an in-your-face writing style, she is also committed to teaching. First published in 1988

40. Poor Raging Girl: Dorothy Allison's _Bastard Out Of Carolina_
These are a few of the theoretical questions raised by dorothy allison in her book based on her childhood in Greenville, South Carolina.
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Poor Raging Girl: Dorothy Allison's Bastard Out of Carolina What makes a person white trash and what does it mean to be inscribed in this powerless class? Is the trashiness biological, a product of tainted blood, or is it strictly economic? What role does behavior play in this outcast whiteness? From the perspective of the southern poor white, what do other races and socioeconomic classes look like? Moreover, how can a young woman transcend this position of utter powerlessness? These are a few of the theoretical questions raised by Dorothy Allison in her book based on her childhood in Greenville, South Carolina. Not only were the Boatwrights poor but they drank, they were violent, and while all of the men were dangerously virile some were also sexually abusive. This behavior and their poverty earned the family the status of "poor white trash." Moreover, though the Boatwrights looked white, their blood was rumored to be colored by several races of Americans. Allison's autobiographical exposition is one which challenges race, economics, and class simultaneously. In the book, images of blackness are more beautiful than the dirty whiteness of the poor white family. And images of pure whiteness are utterly repellant. The hierarchy of racial beauty (and power) is thus upset. Allison renders American Indians and African Americans more beautiful than the disempowered and hated white trash community. Moreover, Allison paints socially accepted white people in the most grotesque light of all.

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