“Write the story that you were always afraid to tell. I swear to you that there is magic in it, and if you show yourself naked for me, I'll be naked for you. It will be our covenant.”
Quote by Dorothy Allison
Work
Skin: Talking About Sex, Class, and Literature
This book delves into the complex relationships between sex, class, and literature, examining how these themes are portrayed and interpreted across different cultures and historical periods. more
Author
Dorothy Allison
Dorothy Allison is an American writer known for her incisive social commentary and feminist literary works. Her writing often focuses on marginalized and overlooked groups, particularly women and the LGBTQ+ community. Born on April 11, 1949, Allison's writing career is marked by a deep exploration of issues related to gender, class, and race. more
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