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Kathy Dobie is an investigative journalist notable for her coverage of sexual assault. She has written for Harper's Magazine, GQ, The New York Times and Salon, among others. Her first book, The Only Girl in the Car, was published in 2004.
Jan 9, 2012 · Kathy Dobie retraces the eight-day, fifteen-state, AK-47-inclusive journey of Ryan, Dylan, and Lee-Grace Dougherty—and discovers that the siblings' saga is even weirder...
Kathy Dobie tells the tale of a career criminal who missed prison so badly, he pulled a brazen reverse Shawshank—and damn near got away with it. AWOL in America: When Desertion is the Only Option.
by Kathy Dobie. First appeared in Harper’s Magazine, August 1996. Illustration by Sandra Dionisi. As a child, I courted simplicity and goodness. I’d fill a soup bowl with water, add leaves from the hedge, and eat it with a doll’s spoon, slowly, until I was calm.
Mar 2, 2004 · It took Kathy Dobie twenty years of adult living before she could come to grips with what occurred to her one frigid evening, victimized not only by sexual assault, but by her own misguided, destructive life decisions.
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Jan 5, 2016 · Kathy Dobie is the author of the memoir ‘‘The Only Girl in the Car.’’ She has written for GQ and Harper’s Magazine.
Kathy Dobie is a respected writer who published an account of her teen years in the 1960s in The Only Girl in the Car: A Memoir. Dobie also wrote about this period of her life in Harper's in 1996. Both her article and her memoir relate her longing for sexual relations from a young age and her loss of virginity at fourteen years old.
