Johns, Marks, Tricks and Chickenhawks Professionals & Their Clients Writing about Each Other

Tricks, Johns, Marks, & Chickenhawks: Professionals & Their Clients Writing on Life, Love, Money & Sex is a collection of mini-memoirs, rants, confessions, dreams, nightmares, and writing by people who’ve exchanged sex for money. It's a follow-up to Hos, Hookers, Call Girls and Rent Boys, a groundbreaking anthology that appeared up on the cover of the New York Times Book Review. $10 crack hos to $5,000 call girls, online escorts, peep show harlots, soccer mom hookers, bent rent boys and the men who pay them. Captains of industry, little old Jewish men, lunatics masquerading as cops, bereaved widows, judges and junkies. It will shed light on these relationships, which have been mythologized, trivialized and grotesquely misunderstood by countless Pretty Woman-style movies in books, movies and media. Compiled by two former sex industry workers, the collection is, like its predecessor, unprecedented in its inclusiveness and provides an eye opening, exciting and unique insight into the oldest profession in the world. When two people exchange sex for money a window to the soul opens. Come take a peek.

David Henry Sterry is the author of more than ten books, including Chicken, a memoir about his experiences as a young sex worker, Unzipped: A true story of Sex, Drugs, Rollerskates and Murder, and Master of Ceremonies: A true story of love, murder, roller-skates and Chippendales. He's made over 300 media appearances and was a finalist for the Henry Miller Award. R.J. Martin, Jr. was director of development at the SAGE Project, and is now part of the San Francisco State University MFA Program in Creative Writing