Dorothy Allison Quotes - Page 3
Dorothy Allison (1996). “Two or Three Things I Know for Sure”, p.62, Penguin
Dorothy Allison, Mae Miller Claxton (2012). “Conversations with Dorothy Allison”, p.119, Univ. Press of Mississippi
Dorothy Allison (2013). “Skin: Talking about Sex, Class, and Literature”, p.138, Open Road Media
I was born trash in a land where the people all believe themselves natural aristocrats.
Dorothy Allison (1996). “Two or Three Things I Know for Sure”, p.33, Penguin
It's important to set challenges that you're not sure you're equal to.
Dorothy Allison, Mae Miller Claxton (2012). “Conversations with Dorothy Allison”, p.119, Univ. Press of Mississippi
Dorothy Allison, Mae Miller Claxton (2012). “Conversations with Dorothy Allison”, p.87, Univ. Press of Mississippi
Dorothy Allison (2013). “Skin: Talking about Sex, Class, and Literature”, p.118, Open Road Media
Dorothy Allison (2005). “Bastard Out of Carolina: A Novel”, p.127, Penguin
"kin: Talking About Sex, Class And Literature". Book by Dorothy Allison, 1994.
Dorothy Allison (2005). “Bastard Out of Carolina: A Novel”, p.280, Penguin
Dorothy Allison (2005). “Bastard Out of Carolina: A Novel”, p.135, Penguin
Dorothy Allison (1996). “Two or Three Things I Know for Sure”, p.56, Penguin