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Truth, Justice, and the American Whore
A uniquely thrilling book that features striking images of and probing words by the most American whore there is!
- GenresNonfictionBiography
208 pages, Paperback
First published September 8, 2015
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July 11, 2016
Well organized collection of blog posts and insights into the life of a sex worker and the way San Francisco has drastically changed in the last five years.
February 7, 2017
As I follow news articles about issues affecting sex workers in Australia I found it very interesting to read Siouxsie Q's American take on the same issues - like the closure of Lusty Lady, and the bust on Rentboy.com. The book is basically a collection of her columns in the SF Weekly, so it's good to pick up and put down, reading it in bite sized chunks. I enjoyed reading about how she chose to reveal her identity as a sex worker.
January 15, 2017
Delightful Vignette's
I've seen her videos at kink.com and occasionally read her column. I've also watched her work against prop 60 and other things. The book is a wonderful peek into an interesting life. It ends well. Recommend!
I've seen her videos at kink.com and occasionally read her column. I've also watched her work against prop 60 and other things. The book is a wonderful peek into an interesting life. It ends well. Recommend!
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