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“This book was the story I had to write before I could write other things.” Writers Voices talks with Allie Rowbottom about her family memoir – Jell-O Girls. “She ( my mother) was especially vulnerable to the really damaging messaging of living in a patriarchy as a woman, especially at that point in history….Jello was such an icon of America and American values….We are all Jello girls. We’re all women living in America and in a specifically American patriarchy and that connects us.”

I ultimately feel that writing chose me. It wasn’t like I just decided to become a writer. It was like I had no other choice

Sometimes you have to let people know what you stand for, and let them know what you won’t stand for.

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