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Pole Dancers at the Red Barn: Stories

Written by: Susan L. Katz
Narrated by: Gillian Wiggin, Greg D Barnett, Opal Black
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Chronicling the struggles and successes of five pole dancers, the club owner they work for, and their mothers, this debut novel-in-stories delves into the profound impact of intergenerational trauma on families striving to create meaningful lives.The Red Barn, a pole dancing venue on the outskirts of Easton, Pennsylvania, is co-owned by Eddie and Victoria. Like the other dancersGB, who is courageous and nonbinary; Marie, who struggles with depression; Violet, who is manifesting her dream; and Celeste, who grapples with religion and body imageEddie and Victoria have been shaped by their mothers secrets and fears. These mothers suffered from domestic abuse, mental illness, and addiction, yet their only concern was to create a safe, stable home life for their children. Spanning the 1940s through the 1980s, these fourteen interconnected stories about these mothers and their children explore how intergenerational conflicts are confronted and resolved. Each story features the emotional and embodied journey of one character, and together they form a larger narrative about how individual identity and community intersect in the aftermath of trauma and betrayal. Ultimately, the Red Barn family realizes that risk-taking is not only possible but necessary, and that obstacles, no matter how heavy, dont have to bury us. Struggle is part of life, but it doesnt define us. What matters is trusting our own organic process of becoming who we truly are, at any age.©2026 Susan L. Katz (P)2026 Susan L. Katz Women's Fiction
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