I read the book. I would say it was worth reading. The really funny part of the book is at the end when he gives his views about prostitution. He thinks that prostitution will eventually become so mainstream that it will become socially acceptable for "regular women" to ask for money for sex on dates. I think he has lost his mind, but it is hard to predict the future so maybe he is right.
That makes me think of a line John Moore once wrote in a column in the National Post. I'm paraphrasing, but he essentially said everybody pays for sex -- some people are just more aware of it than others.
I read it recently. It was entertaining - not mind-blowing but certainly entertaining. Nice to get into the mind of a client. Not that I really learned anything I didn't know before but still it's pretty well-done and humorous.
Just finished it about a week ago, and it was excellent. Indeed, it's where I found out about TERB! Went on to pick up an earlier book of his called "The Playboy" about his relationship with pornography during his teens and twenties. He's definitely an interesting guy, and while I wasn't crazy about the artwork at first, it really grows on you.
