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We have been conditioned to idolise pornstars as they play an important role in our modern lives. For many, porn is a primary source of entertainment and it makes sense that people would want to emulate what they see in porn in real life, particularly with their partner or spouse. This is one of the primary benefits of watching porn, as it can open new doors for you and show you potential fetishes, likes and dislikes that you may not have ever considered before. But what if you want the full pornstar experience, as if you had stepped through the screen and appeared on the porn set yourself? Personally revealing as well as universal, Dirty Thirty marks the coming of age of a new literary star.”

Parents also publicly critiqued the book It’s Perfectly Normal: Changing Bodies, Growing Up, Sex, Gender and Sexual Health, a 1994 book on puberty and sexual health for older children. The book has become one of the most banned in the past two decades, according to the American Library Association. In it, he does chart some of his journey from how he got his first break to his own opinions on the world of adult entertainment. The book was released in 2013 as an eBook only and it is not clear how much of an edit this memoir actually received.The book sheds light on the crisis of masculinity in the modern world, where power and success can become gateways to addiction and dependency.

You don’t have to be a porn star yourself to learn valuable lessons, so choose one that will help you learn something new and evolve. 9. Look for unique perspectives. Covering everything from her early life growing up in the San Fernando Valley, Canyon spills the beans on all her misadventures with fellow porn stars including Traci Lords, Ginger Lynn, Ron Jeremy and Peter North. As you would expect, there are some bad encounters here along with the highs of a career on top but she handles the subject well and delivers a powerful account of life outside of the glare of the studio lights. Our Favorite Books About Porn (Autobiographies & Memoirs) Books about porn: What are the most revealing porn autobiographies? Insatiable by Asa Akira This is where UK Sugar Babes can provide you with exactly what you need. Our porn star escorts can offer you the authentic adult entertainment experience – each and every one of these escorts is stunningly beautiful, they all possess the skills necessary to give you exactly what you want. These girls all have experience in porn and the adult entertainment industry, and you can book your favourite for hot fun tonight! Absolute Mayhem is a refreshing and revealing account of a, previously, very private person who decided in 2009 to bare all and tell the world how proud she was to be a porn star. I Am Jennie by Penny Flame

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The book provides an intimate and insightful view of the tumultuous decades in the adult industry, from the defining Traci Lords scandal to the success of smut in cyberspace in the twenty-first century. True, the writing here is not the literary genius of a professional wordsmith but we can forgive the odd grammatical error and poor piece of prose simply because we enjoyed the storytelling. A prolific star of the porn industry and appearing in more than 500 titles over his twelve-year career, Jerry Butler was born Paul Siederman in 1959 to a Jewish father and a mother with Cherokee heritage. He is considered one of the male porn legends of the 1980s and is fondly remembered by his audience as being a natural on set. Yes, of course, these issues are not to be belittled but there are plenty of porn memoirs that cite them. What’s different in this particular autobiography (apart from the obvious) is that Chevalier has overcome them in spite of her own issues with gender identity and doesn’t portray herself as a victim.

Pop-Porn: Pornography in American Culture by Ann C. Hall and Mardia J. Bishop is a collection of essays investigating the rising popularity of soft-core porn in contemporary American society. Strauss has written a similarly titled and themed book, How to Make Money Like a Porn Star, mainly in graphic novel format, and without Jameson's participation. Strauss wrote it from stories he learned of while researching Jameson's book. [6] Like How to Make Love..., How to Make Money... also features different formats, including magazine articles, fake advertisements, and an activity book. Published in 2013, Inside Seka is a refreshing porn star autobiography that has none of the ‘misery memoir’ or ‘victim mentality’ for which much of this genre is known. Instead, Seka delivers a powerfully positive account of her life despite the usual ups and downs one can attribute to this kind of journey to stardom. Though we might not go so far as to say the work is a masterpiece of modern memoirs, it is an excellent piece of work that not only offers up the darker side of life as a porn star for scrutiny but also the highs. Of course, there is plenty of detail in her accounts of the sex which makes for titivating reading. Lights, Camera, Sex by Christy Canyon

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What you get with this ‘tell-all’ memoir is a candid and funny take on just how a ‘respectable’ financier and high-school misfit managed to find herself an award-winning adult movie star. Famous for her role in Deep Throat, Linda Lovelace airs her dark secrets and life of tragedy. Her memoir is a tale of despair, and some even consider it an anti-porn piece. Lovelace writes of how she was forced into doing porn and prostitution by her insanely abusive husband. It strips away the glamour of the ’70s porn era and reveals the exploitations of a woman beaten. This is one of the darker adult memoirs. Known more as an artist than a porn star, Zak Smith was at the periphery of the industry for some time, using porn performers as subjects for his drawings. At some point, however, he made the transition from one to the other and his colorful memoir, We Did Porn is the result.

And finally, Akira has followed up the success of her first two memoirs with a third title, Asarotica. An exploration of what turns porn stars on, this book is a collection of 22 sexy stories and erotic essays written by stars of the blue movie screen. Edited by Akira and featuring a short story she wrote herself, it is an intriguing selection of vignettes and a real eye-opener on the libidinous and, sometimes, fetishist appetites of your favorite porn stars.

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The essays in this volume collectively show that pornographic content is subtly a part of the cultural fabric of American society and that Americans are addicted to porn but often have to disguise it as something else. The adult entertainment industry raises complex ethical questions about consent, power dynamics, and exploitation. Books about porn stars can help readers understand the ethical considerations involved in producing and consuming pornography and provide insight into how these issues develop and unravel within the industry. Jerry Butler’s Raw Talent: The Adult Film Industry as Seen by Its Most Popular Male Star is an insider’s look into the adult film industry. Jerry Butler’s book is a real dive into the industry. Reading like a ‘Who’s Who’ of porn, we’ve compiled a list of the best porn star autobiographies and memoirs — from Asa Akira to Zak Smith.