The History of My Vagina and Other Sordid Tales

Shea's collection of memoirs detail how tricky, yet always entertaining, the balancing act of being a tattooed, brassy, beer swiggin', tender-hearted, lovelorn, and funny-as-heck chick can be. Her writing is so conversational and honest, the reader feels like a friend by the last page. The forewards by comedians Doug Stanhope and Ron White are an additional treat to this fun read.

It’s not just a story about a vagina – that’s far too simplistic a summation. It’s about a girl trying to find her way through life, love, adventures, addictions, and whatever else the world could find to throw at her while trying (sometimes poorly) to keep her sanity. This book is not for the faint of heart. There are no apologies in its brutal honesty and explicit content. In Ron White’s brotherly devotion, he writes, “I’ve always said that most people don’t know the truth until they’ve heard it. Shea is the truth… her truth is not candy-coated and un-candy coated truth is ******* hilarious.”

Shea White began to grow her "cult" following towards the end of 2005 through the MySpace blogosphere. Her stories always held more bulk than that which the average blog reader had grown accustomed to, and they rapidly began displaying an appreciation for her conversational style and fervor for painting a colorful scene with multiple literary brushes. Whether her readers laughed, cried, vomited, or wet themselves, many will assure you it was a reaction they don't soon forget.