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No Man's Land Audiobook
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(2.05) - 92 listener ratings
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Unabridged CDs * 7 CDs, 8 hours The gripping, gritty story of a young woman’s plunge into the underbelly of Manhattan’s strip clubs—and how she got back out.
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"A gritty behind-the-scenes look at the world of strippers and clubs. It made me feel ashamed to love my pole-dancing class so much... "
— Jennifer (4 out of 5 stars)
No Man's Land Listener Reviews
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" Amazingly well written. Slightly more vulgar than I would have liked, but that goes with the topic. "
— Tina, 6/8/2013 -
" What a hack. Entertaining just for the bad writing. "
— Rosemary, 4/22/2013 -
" Adult nonfiction/memoir. A stripper tells all, but rambles a bit in the process. Fowler is a writer that turned to stripping when she couldn't get work (due to visa problems)--she comes off as one of those bad spoken word poets sometimes--loves to rant, hear herself speak. "
— Tracey, 2/3/2013 -
" Pretentious. "
— Devon, 4/14/2012 -
" Fowler loves repitition in her work to get a point across. Her stories do have some shock factor and get downright grimy - ultimately to prove the point about how stripping changes a woman. But she also drifts endlessly - the book could have been considerably shorter. "
— Warren, 9/7/2011 -
" A gritty behind-the-scenes look at the world of strippers and clubs. It made me feel ashamed to love my pole-dancing class so much... "
— Jennifer, 5/13/2011 -
" I listened to the audiobook. It provided some interesting insight. Some of Fowler's imagery was impressive, however some of the themes seemed to get a bit repetitive by the end. "
— Nicole, 5/13/2010 -
" read.. or read enough of it. <br/>I can't finish it. <br/>I stopped caring over 50 pages ago. <br/>I like my stripper memoirs funny. Probably my character flaw and not hers, but that's just how it is. "
— Darcee, 9/22/2009 -
" Fowler loves repitition in her work to get a point across. Her stories do have some shock factor and get downright grimy - ultimately to prove the point about how stripping changes a woman. But she also drifts endlessly - the book could have been considerably shorter. "
— Warren, 3/15/2009 -
" Adult nonfiction/memoir. A stripper tells all, but rambles a bit in the process. Fowler is a writer that turned to stripping when she couldn't get work (due to visa problems)--she comes off as one of those bad spoken word poets sometimes--loves to rant, hear herself speak. "
— Tracey, 2/20/2009