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Conversations with Dorothy Allison by Mae Miller Claxton
Conversations with Dorothy Allison by Mae Miller Claxton








Conversations with Dorothy Allison by Mae Miller Claxton

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Conversations with Dorothy Allison by Mae Miller Claxton

She is theĬoeditor of Anthology of American Literature, eighth edition, volumes I and II (2003)Īnd a contributing editor for The Heath Anthology of American Literature, sixth edition,

Conversations with Dorothy Allison by Mae Miller Claxton

Mae Miller Claxton is a professor of English at Western Carolina University. Presents Allison's perspectives on her life, literature, and her conflicted role as a In the absence of a biography of Allison's life, Conversations with Dorothy Allison Spanning almost two decades, Allison the performer and Allison the carefulĬraftsperson both emerge, creating a portrait of a complex woman. Often called a "writer-rock star" and a "cult icon," Allison is a true performer ofĪt the same time, Allison takes the craft of writing very seriously. To give voice to issues that concern her most: poverty, working-class life, domestic violence,įeminism and women's relationships, the contemporary South, and gay/lesbian Allison hasįrequently used her position, through passionate lectures and enthusiastic interviews, 1949) has been known-along with authors such as Larry BrownĪnd Lee Smith-as a purveyor of the working class, contemporary South. Since the publication of her groundbreaking novel, Bastard Out of Carolina (1992),ĭorothy Allison (b.










Conversations with Dorothy Allison by Mae Miller Claxton