“The point is, I started thinking, you know, what if my silicone vagina didn’t have to be lost?” Read the rest of my latest Reverse Cowgirl newsletter here, and don’t forget to subscribe to my newsletter while you’re there.
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Delighted to have a story I wrote in the newly released LOST OBJECTS from Hat & Beard Press. It’s the true story of a silicone vagina I lost. My fellow contributors include Neil LaBute, Lydia Millet, and Geoff Manaugh. Until 12/25 you can use the code LOSTOBJECTS for 20% off the retail price of the book from Hat & Beard.
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A story I wrote about a silicone vagina that I lost appears in Lost Objects: 50 Stories About the Things We Miss and Why They Matter. In an interview with PRINT, co-editor Rob Walker gave my story a shout out:
What are, say, three of the most surprising objects in your book?
Walker: For me, I’d say the silicone vagina that Susannah Breslin wrote about is not something I would have predicted. Then maybe Mandy Keifetz’ orgone accumulator, and Neil LaBute’s pickled octopus.
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A short nonfiction essay I wrote for the Lost Objects series, “Silicone Vagina,” will be published in an upcoming PROJECT:OBJECT anthology to be published by Hat & Beard Press. The book should be available in spring 2022. I’ll post an update here when it’s available. You can read my story online here.
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