MADELEINE BLAIR

Memoirist & Muse

Hello! You can call me Madeleine, Blair, Em, Bee, MB. Hell, you could even call me Vera. Come to think of it, I’ll answer to just about any name you’d prefer, so long as I like its ring. But that’s not the point.

What’s imperative here is that you refrain from calling me my government name, if you happen to know it.

The shadows of the demimonde necessitate pseudonyms and euphemisms, and I trust you understand what I might mean by “memoirist and muse” (*insert lewd gesture of choice).
But in all honesty, I am a classically-overeducated creative writer (and editor, and educator) who has survived-then-thrived within the full-service sex industry for a decade. When I was a masters’ student of nonfiction writing, my life was changed by a 1919 memoir called Madeleine: An Autobiography. A lifelong libidinous free-thinker, my path to surviving-as-a-creative solidified.
Memoirist & Muse exists currently as a place for sharing information related to my creative and outreach-related projects. On it, you’ll find my blog; a trove of SW research; information about our SW-only writing circle; details about my editing, copywriting, and coaching services; and more!
My hope is that my work as a memoirist/muse can be a resource for anyone who needs it, and/or who cares about collective liberation and fights for the dignity and human rights of sex workers.

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The Everleigh Club in Chicago, Illinois. 1900s.
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Madeleine Blair is an editor, memoirist, sex workers’ rights activist & professional companion based in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Sex workers everywhere stand in solidarity with the victims and survivors of labor trafficking and exploitation. If you or someone you know is being forced to work against their will, you can contact the SWOP’s Community Support Line at 877-776-2004 -or- the Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-3737-888 for support.