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Review "Origami Striptease is one-of-a-kind. This is a book that you experience rather than read." -- Patrick Califia, author of Sex Changes: The Politics of Transgenderism "Origami Striptease reads like William S. Burroughs and Djuna Barnes howling at a brutal paper moon." -- Susan Stinson, author of Venus of Chalk "Gerunds and genders refashion pens, pricks, and pussy in this picaresque and inventive tale." -- Jennifer Natalya Fink, author of Burn "Munson is a stylist extraordinaire and the story she tells here will leave you wide-eyed, spent, unnerved." -- Rebecca Brown, author of The Terrible Girls "Vividly poetic. I couldn't resist lying around my apartment all day, consuming every last bit of language that Munson laid out on the page." -- Chill Magazine "A seductive, often raunchy fantasy of the disarming effects of love and trouble." -- Curve Magazine "Munson deftly experiments with gender, linguistics, and style." -- Bay Area Reporter "Munson is a poet at heart, and a master of the written word." -- Bay Windows "This book reads like poetry and left me stunned with writer's envy." -- Erotica Revealed I was intoxicated by the prose of this book in which love, sex, illness, writing, girls and boys who are girls roil around in a steamy, bubbly drunk-making stew. Munson is a stylist extraordinaire and the story she tells here will leave you wide-eyed, spent, unnerved. You have been warned. --Rebecca Brown, author of The Terrible Girls In Origami Striptease, the traditional boy-meets-girl narrative gets undressed. Gerunds and genders refashion pens, pricks, and pussy in this picaresque and inventive tale. --Jennifer Natalya Fink, author of Burn Origami Striptease reads like William S. Burroughs and Djuna Barnes howling at a brutal paper moon. --Susan Stinson, author of Venus of ChalkI was intoxicated by the prose of this book in which love,