Originally billed as the real life diary of an anonymous teen drug addict, Go Ask Alice offers plenty of food for conversational thought — not only because of its graphic content, but because of the many questions of authorship that have emerged around it since the book was published in 1971. In Episode 58, Read It Forward’s Abbe Wright joins Alli to consider how much these questions of authorship really matter and to discuss the role that Go Ask Alice has played in drug and alcohol education for teens over the last few decades. Follow Read It Forward on Instagram (@readitforward // @bookbento) and Twitter (@readitforward). Follow Abbe on Instagram (@abbewright1) and Twitter (@AbbeWright), too!