This book is the tale of a late-bloomer’s coming-of-age adventures. It gives a humorous and poignant account of my life as I found employment as an ecdysiast while going to college. Although I hadn’t planned on making it a career, I ended up dancing for 23 years in the nation’s capital. The good news is that I continued my education for most of that time.

The professional aspects and “how-to’s” of adult entertainment, including working in night clubs, bachelor parties, posters, video and radio shows are intermingled with my memories of the historic sites in Washington D.C. Woven through the book are stories of my childhood, family, personal growth and philosophies.

Through a device I call “Overheard in the Dressing Room,” I begin each chapter with a conversation between dancers who candidly discuss their own experiences or current events in order to depict the passage of more than two decades in recent American History.

Oh yes, and there is a play-by-play description of what it is like to have 190 cc’s of silicone shoved under each breast while only partially sedated.

Well, my goodness!

Susie Marsh, Author of Unconventional Dance

A poster (below) that I posed for (Susie Marsh – fourth from the left) in 1985 had world-wide distribution by Inovia Productions.