How did Ann Bannon decide to depict the internal struggles of her characters?
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How did Ann Bannon decide to depict the internal struggles of her characters?
Did anyone else feel the social constraints in the book made the characters' choices more heartbreaking?
What do you think led to Ann Bannon's decision to write this book within the pulp fiction genre?
