Lisa Carver

Lisa Carver created and publishes the 'zine "RollerDerby". She also authored the 1996 book, "Dancing Queen", a lusty look at the American Dream.

Formerly known as Lisa Suckdog, she did performances where she would get on stage drunk and in her underwear and rant, abuse the audience, etc., sometimes with her then-husband offensive french performance artist and musician Jean-Louis Costes. Later married industrial music pioneer and crypto-nazi Boyd Rice, gave birth to his son, and left him after not very long because he was beating her up.

Lisa Carver also writes a column for the Nerve (http://www.nerve.com). The Lisa Diaries catalogs her life and pursuit of sexual dysfunction, function, and just plain fun. She's written about incest, her rambling alcoholic youth, and her son, (with former husband Boyd Rice, see above) Wolfgang's impact on her lifestyle and vocation. She is now on the cusp of thirty, and she is unflinchingly honest about her adventures and their repercussions, and her past. As she says:

I'm not a pervert. It's normal and natural to, say, have sex in a dirty movie booth. Those other gross people swarming around your booth are the perverts -- not because it's perverted to be there, but because they slink. You can do just about anything and remain a decent, lovable person as long as you don't slink.