· Alisson Wood is a lonely, artistic senior when she meets Nick North, the new English teacher at her high school. With his Abercrombie jeans, Cornell education, and grown-man stubble, Nick is “the perfect combination of accessible and forbidden.” And he quickly fixates on year-old Alisson. Before long, Alisson is spending the majority of her days [ ]. · Dissecting Pain: An Interview with Alisson Wood. I read Being Lolita in two feverish, painful, clarifying, enthralling, disturbing sittings, over the course of two nights, while my toddler daughter slept in the next room. I found myself wanting to reach into its pages and save the girl who was caught in them, but as I kept reading, I started to. 5 quotes from Being Lolita: A Memoir: ‘I wonder about things like fate, how sometimes things are just chosen for you, how women are chosen to endure suff.
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Being Lolita by Alisson Wood review – memoir of an illicit relationship Sue Lyon and James Mason in the film of Lolita, to which the author repeatedly returns. Photograph: Allstar/MGM. INTERVIEW: Being Lolita Author Alisson Wood Challenges the Idea of Memoir as Catharsis. When Alisson Wood was 17, her creative writing teacher saw a talent in her that needed fostering. Thus, she. "In Being Lolita, Alisson Wood traces one story of a teenage girl falling in love with her teacher, and then traces it again through the open lens of time and reflection. Each click of the aperture in this beautifully told memoir lets in more light, until the clouds of the past begin to part, allowing an image of a young woman to form on the page that is not fated to simply suffer at the hands of her abusers, but is able to break through the glass and live a life she can call her own.".
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