Tor.com describes a new literary series, in which naked women read selections from books to an audience. It’s called Naked Girls Reading*:
…At the beginning of the evening, seven women, six performers from New York’s Pinchbottom Burlesque troupe and special guest Michelle L’Amour, founder of Naked Girls Reading, walked on stage, promptly dropped their robes, and sat demurely on couches and upholstered chairs. One by one, each rose and read to the vocally appreciative audience from books they chose and personally loved.
Last Friday’s theme was banned books, and there were readings from erotic classics Lady Chatterley’s Lover and Delta of Venus, as well as from books banned for non-sexual controversies like The Great Gatsby and To Kill a Mockingbird.
The post says that Naked Girls Reading is coming to Seattle. I haven’t heard anything, but I’ll let you know as soon as I do.
*Of course, they’re wearing high heels, so the “naked” thing isn’t quite true, and none of the readers are underage, so “girls” isn’t correct, either.
For dumb.
No naked men reading Giovanni’s Room?
I’m sure there’s an admission charge – and probably a pretty hefty one at that.
Why isn’t this called “Books & Boobs”?
That should have been obvious.
“Tits on Books” seems like a better title to me. Can they read to me while bent over looking at me through their legs? If so, send me ticket info.
Are they going to read from any good books?
I guess I finally have a reason to pay attention to the “Reading Today” posts.
Sorry to burst your library loving bubble Paul but libraries we’re started by men.
Don’t get me wrong. Fantasize to your heart’s desire for that vixen librarian who will fulfill your passion.
But it was, in fact, a MAN, who started all this organization of information.
when it gets to Seattle the readers will be hairy lesbians. In lumberjack boots.
so, sorry again, not naked girls…
Where do I sign up? I like to read, and I love to be naked–this is the best idea ever!
Really? To Kill a Mockingbird? Doesn’t seem right.
Tits & Lit seems a better name to me and I’ll SO be there
@#6
are you kidding? Have you read any of “Lady Chatterley’s Lover”? I recommend you do, IT FUCKING ROCKS.
michelle l’amour said in her marketing class at burlycon, here in seattle, on friday that it is indeed coming to seattle!