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Description for Chicken
Paperback.
Be it spring cleaning in a see-through apron while two wealthy women have sex or performing with 'Tinker Bell' while 'Peter Pan' whips her, the life of a teenage prostitute in Beverly Hills was never dull. Often dark, sometimes hilarious, but never dull. Arriving in LA to attend college, but desperate for money, Sterry met a pimp who established him as a male prostitute serving a wild variety of well-off women (and occasionally men). This is his unflinching account of the twisted Wonderland of post-Sixities excess he encountered: peppered with frank descriptions of the work of ... Read more
Be it spring cleaning in a see-through apron while two wealthy women have sex or performing with 'Tinker Bell' while 'Peter Pan' whips her, the life of a teenage prostitute in Beverly Hills was never dull. Often dark, sometimes hilarious, but never dull. Arriving in LA to attend college, but desperate for money, Sterry met a pimp who established him as a male prostitute serving a wild variety of well-off women (and occasionally men). This is his unflinching account of the twisted Wonderland of post-Sixities excess he encountered: peppered with frank descriptions of the work of ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Good
Publisher
Canongate Books Ltd
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2004
Number of Pages
288
Place of Publication
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781841954820
SKU
KLN0016570
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About David Henry Sterry
David Henry Sterry was at the centre of the hedonistic madness of Manhattan in the 1980s as the roller-skating emcee of Chippendales nightclub. He has also worked as an actor, a marriage counsellor, a screenwriter, a comedian and an athlete. His first memoir, Chicken, told the story of his teenage years as a prostitute/college student in Beverly Hills. He lives ... Read more
Reviews for Chicken
Even as confessional memoirs go, David Sterry's Chicken stands out from the rest. Alternately farcical, grotesque, brutal and sad.
The Bookseller
Sordid, painful and often hilarious.
Guardian
Sterry writes with comic brio . . . he's honed a vibrant outrageous writing style and turned out this studiously wild ... Read more
The Bookseller
Sordid, painful and often hilarious.
Guardian
Sterry writes with comic brio . . . he's honed a vibrant outrageous writing style and turned out this studiously wild ... Read more