Jeff | February 21, 2009
… how else would I know about the late and legendary swinging Manhattan Social Club of Saskatoon, whose owners were quoted in a 1998 Globe and Mail article as saying that “most of their members are farmers who need to schedule events around harvest times.”
Well, of course they do.
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Jeff | February 9, 2009
In attempting to conjure a really good and potentially popular book that is, at its heart, the story of an evolving sexual culture, I have so far faced two main obstacles. Both have to do with privacy. The first came from within myself. How much of myself would I have to reveal? Quite a bit, [...]
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Jeff | January 17, 2009
My girlfriend and I were at a swingers’ “Meet and Greet” party at a bar in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, on Saturday night. The cover charge was $25 per couple, enough to keep the sports bar’s regular clientele at bay for the evening, and perhaps a hundred couples showed up – a typical crowd for this sort of thing in north central Connecticut. I asked around. If they hadn’t watched “Swingtown,” they’d sure enough heard of it and were going to tune in …
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