Fiona SayS...The book release is here!!!
Book Reading
The Life and Crimes of Fiona St. James Saturday, August 27th, 12:00pm / Dance Club The Woods Campground is pleased to welcome author James Palacio as he describes his incredible journey from downtown impresario to film and TV personality. James is native New Yorker, born and raised in the Bronx. Past acting roles include Guillermo in ABC’s Ugly Betty (final season) and the Resident Transvestite (Fiona Zonioni) in 5 seasons of HBO’s hit series OZ. James will be reading select passages from his book "The Life and Crimes of Fiona St. James". Please bring your own chair. ~ Autographed books will be available for purchase. - For more information and directions, click here SEX AND THE SINGLE GIRL
"Another gender straddler, NYC drag star Fiona (aka James Palacio), has lived quite an eye-popping life, and is here to tell about it in a new book, The Life & Crimes of Fiona St. James. The Bronx-born drag queen recounts lively tales of having been an escort, the Empress of the Imperial Court of New York, and a performer on TV shows from Oz to Orange is the New Black. Some of the most vivid passages in the book, naturally, involve sex acts. About losing his virginity at 18, Palacio writes, “He said he wanted to fuck me and knew that I had never been. I was so turned on that, while kissing me, he slowly penetrated me and I wasn’t even aware. It was like butter on toast how easily he slid in…He was very hung and thick. I had always fantasized about getting fucked, but experiencing the joy of it was mind blowing. My butt was so alive, and feeling this wonderful sensation solidified that I was a true bottom.” Yikes! “My butt was so alive” needs to embroidered on a line of pillows for drag queens immediately." "Even more colorful is the passage about the various johns Fiona had sex with. (This section might not be considered totally correct, but hey, I’m not censoring.) “One in particular was missing an arm,” the book says. “I figured so long as he had one working hand, he could dig into his pocket and give me cash. Then there was the one with a prosthetic leg. When we finished, I looked over and saw his leg chilling out by the refrigerator and I said, ‘Can I give you a leg?’ We both laughed since it had innocently come out of my mouth.” And God knows what went in there, lol." ~ Read Michael Musto's review in this month's edition of OUT
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