Shortly after Dixie De La Tour moved to the Bay Area, she received an invitation that would change her life. “I used to have a very boring day job,” she said by phone, “and then my life was made more exciting by the fact that I fell down the rabbit hole and discovered sex parties. Read More
Category: Out Loud
A column by Evan Karp, first published in the San Francisco Chronicle’s Datebook section, highlighting upcoming Bay Area literary events.
READING TO FUND GIRLS’ EDUCATION
In 2006, Kim Rosen arrived at the Tasaru Safe House in Narok, Kenya, and stood before a group of Maasai girls who had run away from their homes, and their tribe’s traditions of female genital mutilation and early marriage, seeking education and an alternate way of life. “I went with very personal, in a way, Read More