Talk:Kate Vaiden

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"Read On" section
I removed the following as it seemed more appropriate to a general topic of immoral women in fiction:
 * The classic novel about a young woman who succeeds despite her immorality is Theodore Dreiser's Sister Carrie (1900).
 * There are innumerable fictional accounts of teenage pregnancies, for example (including young adult fiction) Maya Angelou's autobiographical Gather Together in My Name (1974), Berlie Doherty's Dear Nobody (1991), Caroline Leavitt's Girls in Trouble (2004), and Kate Long's The Bad Mother's Handbook (2004).
 * In Design for Living, Noel Coward depicted a triangular relationship with overtones of homosexuality and bisexuality as early as 1933. The relationship between Kate, Walter and Douglas is reminiscent of Coward's play.