Porn Star

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Coming Out Like a Porn Star by Jiz Lee is an important and timely collection of personal essays from individuals in the adult entertainment industry. The book is a fascinating, well-written, and highly personal account of performers “coming out” to family, friends, partners, and the community.

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Nonfiction Review: HOW TO MAKE LOVE LIKE A PORN STAR: A Cautionary Tale by Jenna Jameson". Publishersweekly.com. 2004-08-09 . Retrieved 2013-07-18.Traci Lords is perhaps the most controversial adult actress of all time, infamous for being the first underage porn star. It’s a sad tale of what a very young and disadvantaged girl does for money, the choices she makes and the family dysfunction that encourages it. Lords writes about doing drugs and posing for Penthouse at the tender age of 15. Most of her XXX career’s work, the underage material, was yanked from shelves, leaving only a single movie available to her fans, made just after she turned 18. Traci Lords left porn and pursued a mainstream career, and her fans now watch her in B-movies. What Traci Lords got away with in the 80s would be nearly impossible now. She helped create a more cautious industry that works to weed out any underage performers. One of the most compelling aspects of the book is Lord’s ability to reflect on her experiences with grace and honesty, even when discussing the more delicate aspects of her past. While she occasionally tries to have it both ways, her resilience and ability to think outside the box shine through, making her remarkable. Funny and blunt, Ron Jeremy is a great storyteller. He is considered to be one of the most famous man in pornography and because of his impressive “talent”, he started in more than 1700 adult films and 60 regular films.

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Canyon, one of the most successful and lusted-after stars of the 1980s, recounts her adventures with other famous porn stars and even shares some surprising encounters with mainstream celebrities. The essays are candid, heartfelt, and diverse, representing various races, ethnicities, and genders. The book is more than just a call for the destigmatization of sex work; it is a rallying cry for an end to the discrimination faced by the individuals who choose to work in the adult entertainment industry. Scott Huver and Tim Nudd. "Scarlett Johansson: Not Playing a Porn Star", People magazine. July 31, 2007Aiden Shaw’s book is not like the average sensationalist story; instead, he takes a more reflective approach. Shaw divulges all the juicy details of the sex and drugs that drove his life and, more significantly, followed him through a series of unsatisfying relationships. Silicon Valley Porn Star: A Memoir of Redemption and Rediscovering the Self by Jason Portnoy is a raw and honest account of the author’s journey from a life of excess, addiction, and inner turmoil to a life of authenticity, values, and healthy relationships. While some readers might find the book too dark and depressing, others appreciate the honesty and raw emotion that Sampsell brings to his writing.

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One reader writes in their review, “This is a captivating story about a man who had a passion for the arts and used his talents to make a name for himself in the entertainment world. Zebedy Colt’s story is both inspiring and heart-wrenching, and this book does an excellent job of telling it. I would highly recommend this book to anyone interested in learning more about the life of a fascinating and complex individual.” 7. Lights, Camera, Sex!– Christy Canyon. 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. One reader wrote, “As an academic working in the field of gender studies, I found this book to be a valuable resource. The well-written and thought-provoking essays offer a nuanced and multifaceted view of the porn industry.” Books about Porn Stars Can Be More Educational than You Think The book serves as a reminder that porn is not just a simple issue but an area of inquiry that demands a nuanced understanding. 5. Rated X: How Porn Liberated Me from Hollywood - Maitland Ward Pornography is a multifaceted topic that you can approach from different angles. Pornographies 2018: Critical Positions explores many things in its twelve chapters but mostly porn across various media and critical perspectives. With the internet making porn ubiquitous and its aesthetics and practices increasingly mainstreamed, it is a crucial topic for researchers focusing on gender, sexual freedoms, queer identities, and politics.The authors approach the subject from various perspectives, including English, Women’s Studies, Communication, Psychology, and Theatre.