Clair W. In addition to chronicling some of her clients, ranging from the dangerous Walter Wack to the enthusiastic a Muskoka C-list celebrity and his wife to the stinky a die-hard Leafs fan , the book also includes photos some racy, some not of Werhun, also a performer-actress, taken by filmmaker Nicole Bazuin. Your noon-hour look at what's happening in Toronto and beyond. By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. A welcome email is on its way.
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Tell me about the book title? What was your first time as an escort like? I was scared. Some of them would be local Toronto bigwigs.
It seems way more organized and safe than I might have thought. But over two years of working, I only had two negative experiences. Why did you want to write this book? I could have done this secretly and never told this story but it feels to me a responsibility because I have that power and that privilege and the entitlement of being who I am that I can get away with this.
I have to tell these stories because sex workers remain one of the most marginalized communities all over the world. Would you ever return to sex work? If I was given the right opportunity with a really interesting person that I felt safe with, then I would consider it. What else do you want to do? And I also love performing. Nicole and I started out our own publishing house. Our media company basically is called Virgin Twins and we want to do a few things with it and it includes TV and film work.
