Historical Nonfiction Books About Prostitution

[dominoxxx]

This is a topic I find fascinating. I was in New Orleans recently and found a book titled "Wicked New Orleans" in a small bookstore in the quarter. It was incredibly well-written and interesting. The guy that wrote it, Troy Taylor, is an amazing storyteller. He doesn't just write about prostitution, but vice in certain cities. He's written about Chicago and other Illinois cities, where he's from.

I also just picked up "Sin in the Second City" by Karen Abbott, but I haven't yet begun reading it.

Anyone else read anything interesting about the history of prostitution?

 

[DR. B]

no, i haven't read it yet.

I'm all for prostitution, so that ugly, fat men with tiny cocks like myself, can get some.

 

[Red Spyder]

no, i haven't read it yet.

I'm all for prostitution, so that ugly, fat men with tiny cocks like myself, can get some.

Reminds me of one of my favorite sayings:

"Thank God for hookers, otherwise guys like me would never get any"
Red Spyder

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