Sex Worker Literati Anniversary

Posted by admin under hos hookers, interview, writing on Tuesday Aug 10, 2010

Join us on September 15th, 8pm at 308 Bowery, NYC.

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Blurb by Toni Bentley, NY Times

Posted by admin under blurbs, hos hookers on Thursday Jul 8, 2010

About Hos, Hookers, Call Girls & Rent boys:

“An eye-opening, astonishing, honest and funny collection from those who really have lived on the edge in a parallel universe… Unpretentious and riveting, their tales are also graphic, politically incorrect and mostly unquotable in this newspaper.”

Toni Bentley, NY Times

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Interview with Zoe on BlackBook

Posted by admin under hos hookers, interview on Monday Jan 11, 2010

I was interviewed by Steve Lewis of BlackBook about Hos, Hookers, Call Girls, & Rent Boys.

Read the whole interview here.

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on being paid for anti-semitism

Posted by admin under film, hos hookers, writing on Friday Oct 16, 2009

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NYT review: Hos Hookers, Call Girls & Rent boys

Posted by admin under blurbs, hos hookers, writing on Wednesday Sep 16, 2009

From the  New York Times review: Hos Hookers Call girls & Rent boys’ Anthology

51kCYDCb4kLAn eye-opening, occasionally astonishing, brutally honest and frequently funny collection of prose and poetry by all kinds of sex workers.

…actual bios for the contributors make for provocative reading and can leave one feeling like an unadventurous slacker. Zoe Hansen “achieved stability through methadone maintenance and felt it was time to open her own brothel, Sterling Ladies, which was on Park Avenue and 21st Street.”

It was the first of five brothels she opened during the next three years.” (I’m starting to get a brothel-opening feeling myself.)


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Blurb by Jerry Stahl

Posted by admin under blurbs, hos hookers, writing on Wednesday Sep 16, 2009

Jerry Stahl had this to say:

jerrystahl_headshotZoe Hansen writes like a three-day party in hell. She didn’t just walk on the wild side, she got her mail there. My American Dream evokes both the poetry of Kerouac and the low-life transcendence of Herbert Huncke. Hansen delivers nothing less than a literary speedball of danger and sex and sometimes funny, sometimes brutal beauty that is absolutely her own. It’s hard to say which is the bigger miracle: that the author has written such a fearless, nuanced, dementedly enthralling account of her hard-core life – or that she’s still alive to tell it… If I owned a cheap motel, I’d lose the bibles and put My American Dream in every nightstand. The whole joint would be up all night reading.

Jerry Stahl

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Reading at *In The Flesh*

Posted by admin under film, hos hookers, writing on Wednesday Sep 2, 2009

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Hos, Hookers, Call Girls, and Rent Boys published

Posted by admin under hos hookers, writing on Tuesday Aug 25, 2009

Image of Hos, Hookers, Call Girls, and Rent Boys: Professionals Writing on Life, Love, Money, and Sex

Available now for purchase from Amazon.com

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