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Author Erin Judge presents 'Vow of Celibacy' Reading, Signing, & Stand-Up with Local Comedians User Submitted

When: Tue., Sept. 27, 7:30 p.m. 2016
Price: Free
www.booksmith.com/event/erin-judge-vow-celibacy
Writer and comedian Erin Judge presents her debut novel Vow of Celibacy. After much introspection and years of struggling with empty conquests, plus-sized fashion designer Natalie makes a vow of celibacy, signed and witnessed by her best friend Anastaze. Soon, she finds herself on the catwalk instead of behind the scenes, despite her mother's fat-phobic diet commentary, and her life begins to take a new shape. Clever, sexy, and compassionate about body image, bisexuality, and female friendship, Vow of Celibacy is one of 2016's most charming debuts. Erin will read, sign, and perform a little stand-up with local comedians.

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