Books about escorts

[appleb]

Does anyone know of any good books that revolve around the escort business?

I'm looking for something like a book version of the "Secret Diary of a Call Girl" tv series.

 

[Malika Fantasy]

Well this TV serie is base off a book...

"Escort" from Mélodie Nelson
The Price: My Rise and Fall As Natalia, New York's #1 Escort from Natalia McLeannan
Indecent: How I Make It and Fake It as a Girl for Hire
Whore from Nelly Arcand

On ebook only

Whore diairies
Escort: Document (by a woman called Sabrina)

 

[appleb]

Well this TV serie is base off a book...

Yeah I just found out after I posted this, that the "Secret Diary of a Call Girl" is already based off a book. I will read that for sure.

Thanks for the other options too.

 

[Sofialee]

The Diary of a Manhattan Call Girl by Tracy Quan

 

[Keebler Elf]

Too many of them turn it into a glamorized rendition of what they would LIKE it to be rather than what it really is. I've read some stories and I've had to stop because it was such BS. For the naive it sounds plausible and gives a less than accurate portrayal but for those who know better, well, they know better.

 

[legmann]

Too many of them turn it into a glamorized rendition of what they would LIKE it to be rather than what it really is. I've read some stories and I've had to stop because it was such BS. For the naive it sounds plausible and gives a less than accurate portrayal but for those who know better, well, they know better.

I would tend to agree.

There was a blog being written a few years by a (retired) Vancouver SP whose writing was blunt, acerbic, and uncompromising - with reactions to match from both clients and SPs. There was no attempt made to 'glamorize' any of it or dampen her views and experience. Probably the most honest piece of writing I have read, period.

 

[DELETDrileydaniels]

In good company by kay good

working sex - ann oakley.

 

[NorthernBear]

There is a book called The Bare Facts- The History of Sex in Canada

It is an amusing read usually found in the humour section. Green coloured book with a naked man covered by a maple leaf on his stuff.

 

[bolt.upright]

I would tend to agree.

There was a blog being written a few years by a (retired) Vancouver SP whose writing was blunt, acerbic, and uncompromising - with reactions to match from both clients and SPs. There was no attempt made to 'glamorize' any of it or dampen her views and experience. Probably the most honest piece of writing I have read, period.

Is that still on the internet somewhere?

 

[bolt.upright]

Bolt, I actually saw "the girl friend experience" with an escort. She thought it was very real and reflective of her experience.

Oh, that's on Netflix. I've been meaning to watch it some time...

 

[DELETDrileydaniels]

Oh, that's on Netflix. I've been meaning to watch it some time...

There is the Canadian version and American version

 

[Malika Fantasy]

I do really like this blog
http://alexthereluctantescort.com/ (nevermind it seem defunct now)

Which apparently is also now a book

 

[Mr Deeds]

Xaviera Hollander The Happy Hooker, oldie but probably one of the first.

 

[red]

HMS Ulysses by alistair Mclean isn't too bad

 

[Damondean]

"Inside Linda Lovelace's Deep Throat" by Darwin Porter. Lovelace herself also wrote a couple of books before she died in a car crash.