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In the following essay, Rena Korb discusses Bone's self-perception and how sexual abuse shapes her character.
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In the following review of Bastard Out of Carolina, Randall Kenan says that while Allison's characters and plot sometimes cross into stereotype, she often exhibits fine skill nonetheless.
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In the following brief review, Kimberly G. Allen posits that Allen creates "a rich sense of family" in Bastard Out of Carolina.
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