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Can you talk about the role of research in your work? Did you do any investigating or reading for The Turnout?ABBOTTTons.I also wanted to use Dara to animate one of my other inspirations for the book—the way women judge other womens desires.

INTERVIEWERI wish Id had a glamorous teacher! My ballet teacher was very plain and just incredibly unforgiving.which is a really brilliant way to get at the menace and greed thats so prevalent in our real estate–obsessed culture.I remember our teacher assuring us the light would hit the netting inside and it would look very dramatic! But I was also just old enough to sense a slightly queasy feeling among a few parents.

ABBOTTIve always thought that was one of the most compelling things about teaching—how you can see versions of yourself.Abbott began to write about the violence of seemingly all-American girls in seemingly all-American suburbs.

she wrote and coproduced a television adaptation of her novel Dare Me and is now doing the same for The Turnout.

These kinds of characters feel less subversive because they are so common in popular films and books—which is a fraught evolution.These kinds of characters feel less subversive because they are so common in popular films and books—which is a fraught evolution.

But it also became a way to explore what women demand of themselves and what might happen when they start to free themselves of some of those demands.INTERVIEWERAnd that rivalry and love is complicated by the fact that theyre teaching young girls—theyre mirroring their mother.

this seems like a really exciting way to break some more boundaries by delving into this world where women can be both graceful and vicious.INTERVIEWERI wish Id had a glamorous teacher! My ballet teacher was very plain and just incredibly unforgiving.