Toni Bentley
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| - | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{PAGENAMEE}}] [May 2007] | + | '''Toni Bentley''' is an [[American dancer]] and writer. As a young woman, Toni Bentley danced with the [[George Balanchine]]'s [[New York City Ballet]]. She is best-known as the author of ''[[The Surrender : An Erotic Memoir]]''. |
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| - | + | * ''Sisters of Salome'' (2002), a book on [[Salome]] as an archetype of female desire and [[transgression]] and as the ultimate ''[[femme fatale]]'': | |
| - | The dancer [[Toni Bentley]] has written a book on [[Salome]] as an archetype of female desire and [[transgression]] and as the ultimate ''[[femme fatale]]'': | + | * ''The Surrender : An Erotic Memoir'' (2004) |
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Toni Bentley is an American dancer and writer. As a young woman, Toni Bentley danced with the George Balanchine's New York City Ballet. She is best-known as the author of The Surrender : An Erotic Memoir.
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- Sisters of Salome (2002), a book on Salome as an archetype of female desire and transgression and as the ultimate femme fatale:
- The Surrender : An Erotic Memoir (2004)
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