Just Kids on Ariel: “I gathered up my notebooks and found among them the copy of Sylvia Plath's Ariel that Robert bought me when we first met.”
Just Kids on Foxe's Book of Martyrs: “When my mother discovered that I had hidden her crimson copy of Foxe's Book of Martyrs beneath my pillow, with hopes of absorbing its meaning, she sat me down and began the laborious process of teaching me to read.”
Just Kids on The Golden Bough: “One time, when I was sitting in the lobby reading The Golden Bough, Harry noticed I had a beat-up two-volume first edition.”
Just Kids on Milton: “I also had a vellum edition of Blake's collected writings, and he had the Trianon Press edition of Blake's Milton.”
Just Kids on Hamlet: “There was the copy of Hamlet from Gerome Ragni, who imagined me playing the sad and arrogant Danish prince.”
Just Kids on Island: “Later that night at Max's, I ran into Tony Ingrassia, a playwright who worked out of La MaMa. He asked me to read for a role in his new play Island.”
Just Kids on Little Women: “Jo, the tomboy of the four March sisters in Little Women, writes to help support her family, struggling to make ends meet during the Civil War.”
Just Kids on A Child's Garden of Verses: “We lost many a battle in my absence and my weary troops would gather around my bed and I would offer a benediction from the child soldier's bible, A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson.”
Just Kids on Index (Book): “On one of my expeditions I found Robert a slightly used copy of Andy Warhol's Index Book.”