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Ali Davis
Ali Davis has worked as a freelance writer and copy editor for more than ten years. Her humour essays have been published in Salon, Swivel and Fresh Yarn and appeared on NPR's This American Life. Ali also writes personal quizzes for Lifetimetv.com and Beliefnet.org and is the author of True Porn... show more

Ali Davis has worked as a freelance writer and copy editor for more than ten years. Her humour essays have been published in Salon, Swivel and Fresh Yarn and appeared on NPR's This American Life. Ali also writes personal quizzes for Lifetimetv.com and Beliefnet.org and is the author of True Porn Clerk Stories, one of the first blogs to reach more than one million hits.
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Entertainment, Humor, Social Sciences
Ali Davis's Books
True Porn Clerk Stories - Ali Davis True Porn Clerk Stories - Ali Davis, Ali Davis How to Love Me: The Lovers' Book of Questions - Ali Davis Operation Babysit - Ali Davis
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Gosh I Wish I was a Good Writer
Gosh I Wish I was a Good Writer rated it 9 years ago
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I challenged myself to read this genre of writing because I was curious about my ability to process humor in its written form. So, like an oversexed teenage boy or girl, I saw "porn" and picked it up. I'm happy to say there were a few big laugh-out-loud moments. The witty observations that made me ...
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Rich's Gulag
Rich's Gulag rated it 12 years ago
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An interesting look at working in a video store (with a lorn section) in a collection of blog entries from a former clerk. Almost anachronistic now, considering the decline of even chain stores and the availability of online lorn, the book is well-written and is not overly judgmental on the subject...
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