Skin: Talking About Sex, Class, and Literature
In Skin: Talking About Sex, Class, and Literature, Dorothy Allison explores the connections between sexuality, social class, and literary culture. Thoughtful and direct, the book reflects on how identity and experience influence writing, reading, and interpretation.
About This Book
Skin: Talking About Sex, Class, and Literature brings together Dorothy Allison’s reflections on the relationships among sexuality, social class, and literary expression.
The book considers how personal and social identities shape the ways literature is written, read, and understood.
With its focus on sex, class, and literature, this work offers readers an engaged perspective on culture, identity, and the power of language.
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