Mind Controlled And Made Into A Porn Star: Book Five: Chastity (Hypnotized Porn Stars 5)

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Star of more than 1400 adult movies, Steven St. Croix has been in the adult industry for over twenty years so has plenty of experience and insights to share. Don’t expect any revealing insights and certainly don’t expect any graphic depictions of sex; instead, this is merely self-portraiture with elements of poetry. One for Grey fans only and not those seeking juicy, behind-the-scenes gossip. Inside Seka Why watch someone have the time of their life with a gorgeous pornstar when you can be the guy in the video? There is nothing better than filling your ultimate fantasy and with our collection of absolutely jaw-dropping pornstar escorts. Accompanied by thoughts and musings, the result is a very intimate window but is far from ‘revealing’ in the sense of an autobiography. To book one of our stunning UK Porn Star Escorts from UK Sugar Babes, call out agency on 07712 169 933 and our reception staff will be more than happy to assist you with any aspect of your booking and answer any questions you might have about booking Porn Star Escorts here at our agency.

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.

In the book, she reveals her story which includes ingredients that will be familiar to many; difficult family life, early promiscuity, an inability to find emotional intimacy and substance abuse. Our Favorite Books About Porn (Autobiographies & Memoirs) Books about porn: What are the most revealing porn autobiographies? Insatiable by Asa Akira

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. An infamous name in the porn industry, Traci Lords only played a part in the business for a couple of years from 1984 to 1986. However, it was the fact that Lords famously faked her ID to appear in adult movies when she was just 15 that earned her a place in the unofficial Hall of Fame. And deservedly so. How to Make Love Like a Porn Star: A Cautionary Tale is an unforgettable account of one woman’s rise to the top in this multi-billion-dollar industry. With the help of a writer, it is an insightful and ballsy account of the inner workings of the adult movie business coupled with some revealing inside gossip. If you want to know exactly how a girl from Brisbane became a global porn sensation then Absolute Mayhem is precisely the memoir for you. To be honest, there aren’t that many alternatives but, fortunately, Monica Mayhem’s foray into the world of celebrity autobiography is actually a pretty good read…if you set aside any hopes of intelligent insight or perceptive narrative.

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. Though not quite an autobiography, Porn Star—Everything You Want To Know And Are Embarrassed To Ask, is, nevertheless, a very entertaining and informative read. In it, St. Croix answers some frequently asked questions of the porn business and dispels many myths along the way. Could there be a better title for Ron Jeremy’s autobiography than The Hardest (Working) Man in Showbiz: The Life and Times of a Porn Star? Born Victoria Lynch, Hyapatia Lee was the stage name chosen by this 1980s porn star due to her mixed Cherokee/Irish heritage. The only adult performer (at the time) who could lay claim to Native American descent, Lynch/Lee gained a lot of prominence at the tail end of the Golden Age of Porn.

His honesty was far from rewarded and, on the book’s release in 1991, earned him quite a few detractors from within the industry. Porn King by John C. HolmesA lot of people watch porn, but not many of us choose to read about it. That’s a great shame because there are some truly mind-boggling tales and stories to be shared. Some will make you question what you thought you knew about how the adult industry works. Spelvin first shot some softcore lesbian scenes in the late 1950s and 1960s but was immediately catapulted to fame as the lead in The Devil in Miss Jones. She followed up with a couple of low-budget sexploitation films and continued making porno movies until 1982 when she retired.

She was inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame in 1993 and was given a lifetime achievement award from the Free Speech Coalition in 1995 Aidra (aka Neon Lolita) is a young, hot and talented brunette who comes from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She was born on September 25, 1995 and belongs to the new generation of amazing and breathtaking new porn stars. She is of mixed Czech, German, and Polish descent, and has three older sisters and one younger sister. Aidra grew up in the country side and had a lovely childhood full with love and plenty of activities such as fishing and going to bonfires. Her two older sisters are very supportive of her (one of her sisters is a makeup artist who helps her with the makeup before shooting). Her parents know about her porn career as well; her father isn’t really happy about it.When she was thirteen years old she lost her virginity to a boy who was two years older. She dated girls and was in a long relationship with a girl, before she moved to Miami and decided to experiment sexually. However, she only had slept with three guys (and seven or eight girls) before she started filming. Her measurements are 32C-28-34. Much of the memoir covers the latter years of her career in which she became a cult icon as well as appearing in plenty of mainstream movies and TV shows.

There are few bigger names in the porn industry than Jenna Jameson. The modern-day icon of the adult entertainment industry has made as much of a name for herself as a businesswoman as she has the Queen of Porn. Famously a born-again Christian, the book has added fuel to the fires of the morality debate around pornography; Lovelace herself was a spokesperson for the anti-pornography movement up until her death in 2002. Mayhem can count more than 400 porn films to her name as well as mainstream appearances in movies such as Sex in the City and her memoir reads like a solid flipping the bird to her detractors. Far from being a tale of how the porn industry has ‘ruined’ her life, this is a celebration of what the business has given to Mayhem.