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Whore Diaries: My First Two Weeks As An Escort Kindle Edition
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Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a prostitute or call girl? These true stories of escort sexcapades are as thoughtfully crafted as they were experienced.
Praise for Tara Burn's writing:
"...it's like Steinbeck in a g-string." - Mac
"...a sort of feminist Jack Kerouac but with better writing." - Telfair
"...Susan Weed and Charles Bukowski's love child." - Grace
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJanuary 17, 2014
- File size162 KB
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This book details the narrator's honest reactions to her clients. She labors to find what makes them tick and how to reach what motivates their need for her. What is striking is her compassion for the majority of them. Also interesting is her reaction to her co-workers: she too is curious, reassured by them and at times just as fascinated by them as we are.
The narrator is as much business woman as she is New Age Goddess. Her involvement in escort work is as much about self-determination as it is about meeting practical needs, like the costs of her home and her caretaking of another.
Apart from the content, the style of the writing is compelling enough to make you read the book in one sitting and then read it again." - Jennifer Burke, Author
"Tara Burns gets right to the raw truth of the matter, capturing the humanity of her coworkers and clients without making caricatures of them like so many writers do. She speaks about sex work in a real, honest way and it's refreshing. My only complaint is that the book is too short!" - A. Porter
Product details
- ASIN : B009X2QQ0Y
- Publication date : January 17, 2014
- Language : English
- File size : 162 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 37 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #207,856 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
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About the author

Tara Burns is a whore revolutionary and a wilderbabe. She believes in standing up to live and sitting down to write.
You can read about her old adventures at http://www.hobostripper.com
and follow her new adventures at http://www.ecowhore.com
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While it is worth a dollar (and it wouldn't be practical to make it cost less), for the same amount you can probably get a lot more reading. However if you are interested in Tara and have read her online work, it is well worth it for a brief glimpse into a real part of her life.
I don't see any more editing problems with this book than I do with almost every other self-published ebook regardless of genre. A few raw edges combined with the wide scope of thought/life/spirit adventures should signal everybody who takes this intense peek into just a few of the journeys Tara Burns has been (and in some cases is still) on should fill you with gratitude and awe upon discovering a treasure and being excited to look forward to more.
Sex work is just a handful of many MANY reasons to be fascinated and inspired by this book and the rest of Tara's stories. Having the good fortune to be familiar with more of the stories than are represented in this taste of two weeks of her life, it's hard for me to separate these pages from the textured patchwork quilt covering miles and miles and miles of her inner life and travels. I would consider this book to be a couple of patches in that ginormous (and still expanding) one-of-a-kind quilt. Tara Burns tucks you into her stories -- stories I believe she takes incredible risks to share, making them all-the-more valuable -- and shapeshifts between the fool innocently setting out on her journey, the wise crone, and other archetypes embodied in ways we don't see often enough in mainstream media to show us all kinds of beauty, confusion, and searing insights.
If you skip reading this book or any books of hers that may follow, you'll miss out BIG TIME! Nobody else can write Tara Burns' stories, partly because of all and where she comes from and dares, but mostly because they don't have her heart or smarts. Few people do. Nobody else can tell you these stories. Nobody else has lived them in Tara's configuration (yet she humanizes and fleshes out so many experiences -- like whoring -- so many people share).
Anything Tara Burns writes from her life with her worldview is a rare gift.
The book is mercifully short -- it's intended as a teaser for a larger book -- but also underwhelming. The writing is awkward and her stories are confusing. She attempts to give people fake names (to protect them) but then sometimes must use either their real names or a different fake name -- so suddenly, she's in a room with one other person but that person will go by 3 different names. It's confusing and honestly not worth trying to keep up with.
Also, the author assumes that you understand her background and personal story so she casually drops in 'oh yeah, and I was taking care of my mother who is unable to stand or walk' as if you were expected to know that and also NOT feel indignant when she leaves her mother alone in a grocery store for hours while prostituting herself. Another assumption is that the reader has any idea how the sex industry works. She mentions that she and other 'escorts' have a driver and use hotel rooms to meet men, where they have sex on-the-hour for 8-10 hours a day to make money, but there is no explanation as to how this works. Not that I need all the "secret details" but it is otherwise confusing when she's suddenly texting people and being upset about receiving text messages from 'clients' when the appointment was set up by other people.
Ultimately, I think the author wants people to read this book and accept her credentials (she includes one sentence about how she's a psychologist) and see that she's doing this as an experiment and also because she's horny and NOT because she lives in the woods and needs money to care for her infirm mother. Which would be fine, except the book is really just stories (as much as she can remember) about having sex with men for money and she throws in a couple of 'fetish' types of stories to amuse the average reader (although they are extremely mild; one guy just wants to look at her feet through a video camera).
In my opinion, the sex stories aren't worth telling. She'd be better off talking about the sex business, the industry, the psychology behind it, and her personal life struggles (her mom, finances, etc.). As is, this book needs SEVERE editing, including grammar and composition - as well as story editing.
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Há muitos diálogos sendo repetidos ad nauseaum nas primeiras páginas, mas se você "sobreviver" a esta parte pode se entreter com o resto do livro.
Recomendo àqueles que querem uma leitura rápida e realista sobre a vida de uma prostituta no Canadá. Mas não é uma leitura excitante. Se é isso que está procurando, não leia este livro.






