August 22, 2010 | 1 Comment

Bumbling in my own voice

On the advice of some guy who makes a lot of money blogging and has sold books from podcasting, I made a podcast. This is chapter 1 from Bumbling into Body Hair: Tales of a Klutz’s Sex Change. If it’s something people like, I’ll make more. Otherwise, let’s just pretend this never happened.

Bumbling into Body Hair Chapter 1

Tags: bumbling into body hair, podcast, writing

Categories: ev's writing, podcast

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—Kate Bornstein, author of My New Gender Workbook and A Queer and Pleasant Danger

Bumbling in my own voice