Sunshine

Spanning a period of about a year, Samantha C. Ross invites the reader to share her experiences as she gyrates, stumbles, and skips her way between ‘Gentleman’s’ clubs in several Australian states (with a quick, scary jaunt to Japan), in Sunshine: The Diary of a Lapdancer. Sunshine’s journal entries......more

I was a bit nervous about reading this as a man, and to some extent, for good reason. There's plenty of examples why males earn a bad rap in this book. The author does point out though, that these bad apples (and dickheads), in no way tarnish her appreciation of non-dickhead men and relationships. I......more

Firstly, loved that it was an Aussie who wrote this. There's something about reading a book set in the Country you live in and you can visualise as well as understand the culture she's describing. I kept wanting to know who all these "celebrities" were that she hinted to, throughout her career. Suns......more