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Life and Crimes of Fiona St. James

Life and Crimes of Fiona St. James

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Raw, Gritty and Brave! James Palacio A.K.A. Fiona St. James recalls his very colorful existence in this very detailed account of his accomplishments along with the trials and tribulations of life. Since his birth, this self-aware Bronx born Native New Yorker has been an out and proud gay male. He has always had the support of a loving family and close circle of friends. It was the time of NYC nightlife at its best along with the glory days of Fire Island. His gripping story telling including careers, romances and extracurricular everything makes for an eye opening and very real and no holds barred reliving of a time in society where all was fair game. His honest and graphic nature in sharing his memoirs with specific details makes for a very refreshing and vulnerable journey. A must read for all!

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Pub dateMay 24, 2016
ISBN-10069265562X
ISBN-139780692655627
LanguageEnglish
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