Martina Keogh's story is one of resilience and courage in the face of abuse and absolute deprivation. When she was five years old, her stepfather sexually abused her. At eight years of age, she was coerced into prostitution and forced to work in a seedy Dublin brothel. At 15, she started selling her body on the streets of Dublin. She worked the streets for the next 30 years. She survived the weekly beatings, the rapes, the pimps and the ordeal of selling her body to survive. Her story will change readers' perceptions of prostitution irrevocably.
This book provides comprehensive coverage of key areas common to the study of the female sex industry, as well as considering issues relating to male and transgender sex workers, young people who are sexually exploited, and migrant sex ...
This report reviews the nature of the sex industry in New South Wales, to better inform legislative approaches to prostitution in the state.
Former prostitute Rachel Francis, author of Laid Bare and the woman once described as 'New Zealand's most famous hooker', is back with another no-holds-barred expose.
Black leather trousers and an expensive looking gold top, nicked from Lewis's department store after she'd left the café. She'd tied up her long hair and applied the minimum amount of make up, an outline of khol around the eyes, ...
Mayflower Madam: The Secret Life of Sydney Biddle Barrows
Resonant with myth and superstition, this radiant novel is a joyous celebration of life and the mystery that is at the heart of all experience. From the Paperback edition.
How Ruby Got There
Through these stories, we are urged to reimagine the socially transformative power of love to carve new pathways to health equity"--Provided by publisher.
Annie McCune: Shreveport Madam
social construct with public health implications, dangerous safe havens help us to rewrite risk and draw deeper connections between love and health equity. But a question remains—why love? Traditionally, love has been a fringe topic of ...