I'm not sure if it's because I spent many nights of my youth in the famed but now-defunct Southeast Washington strip joints he writes about (La Cage, Wet, the Follies), but stripper-turned-novelist Craig Seymour's new book, "All I Could Bare: My Life in the Strip Clubs of Gay Washington, D.C.," sure sounds tip-worthy to me. I hope he's still got his socks on ...
Listen to Craig read the first chapter, below, and you'll see what I mean: Thursday, February 26, 2009
'Bare' Essentials
I'm not sure if it's because I spent many nights of my youth in the famed but now-defunct Southeast Washington strip joints he writes about (La Cage, Wet, the Follies), but stripper-turned-novelist Craig Seymour's new book, "All I Could Bare: My Life in the Strip Clubs of Gay Washington, D.C.," sure sounds tip-worthy to me. I hope he's still got his socks on ...
Listen to Craig read the first chapter, below, and you'll see what I mean: 
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You know, the new Ziegfelds/Secrets in open now (just a couple weeks ago) - it is awesome! Twice the size of the old place.
I read our bud Craig's book a couple months ago and loved it. Quite open, engaging, entertaining.
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