Gay hustlers

Rent Boys takes the reader inside the secret world of the sex trade to the hunky young men who inhabit this hidden existence of sex-for-pay. Though written as fictional tales, the stories are based on true events, told to the authors by the hustlers who lived them or written by former hustlers themselves.

Rent Boys will appeal to gay erotic fiction readers, readers curious about the secret experience of hustlers and escorts, and fans of the authors, who are some of the best same-sex attracted erotic writers working today, from coast to coast.

Nearly every gay publisher now produces gay erotic anthologies. Starbooks anthologies are among the bestselling because they focus on the 18- to 21-year-old niche, and Rent Boys targets the same proven market.

Genre:Comedy, Music, Romance

Country:USA

Duration:89 min.

Story:The misadventures of two childish gay men, trying to find a place to be alone, one darkness in Manhattan. Gabriel, an aspiring writer of Broadway musicals, meets Mark, a muscled stripper, who picks him up on the subway. They spend the night trying to uncover ...

Style: sexy, romantic, lovey-dovey comedy, witty, feel excellent ...

Audience: chick flick, girls' night, teens

Plot: gay, gay relationship, queer interest, gay romance, gays and lesbians, gay hustler, gay love, gay guide character, glbt, go proceed dancer, drag queen, cheerful ending ...

Time: year 1999, 90s

Place: recent york, manhattan new york city, usa, greenwich village manhattan new york metropolis, california ...

Joseph Itiel. Routledge, $120 (186pp) ISBN 978-0-7890-0596-0

Despite the sweeping subtitle, this case study focuses narrowly on male prostitution in Lila's house, a squalid brothel in a lower-middle-class quarter of San Jose, Costa Rica, where the prostitutes are cacheros--young men who have sex with older men for money. Two gay-health advocates spent six months observing and interviewing 25 workers from the brothel, who were paid for participating. They initiate that how cacheros chat about sex contradicts their sexual behaviors. Defiantly, the cacheros disavow their supposed homosexuality and instead ""compartmentalize"" aspects of their sexuality to distinguish themselves from homosexuals. They ridicule gays, balk at passive sex acts that they oppose to (but probably do) perform and boast that prostitution supplies ample cash to support their families. With religious and cultural sanctions against homosexuality forever in their minds, they insist that they don't enjoy their work. All the while, they materialize to get drawn deeper into it. Indeed, the well-translated and compelling transcripts of their reflections could easily support an expos

Rent Boys: Hustlers & Escorts--Gay Erotic Tales - Softcover

About the Author

Barry Alexander (Pay to Play-Or the Police Escort)-Barry is the storyteller of All The Right Places (Badboy Press, 1998). He has also been published in Skinflicks (Companion), Casting Couch Confessions (Companion), and Friction (Alyson). He lives in Iowa.

Sam Archer (Tricks of the Trade)-Sam's work has appeared in In Touch and Freshmen magazines. A Louisiana native who now lives in Arkansas, Sam has spent most of his 35 years as a writer, hitchhiker, and home guest.

Jordan Baker (Cheap Trick)-Jordan has had stories published in in Indulge, In Touch, and Hustler, as well as in numerous literary magazines. He lives in Arkansas.

Michael Cavanaugh (Hustling the Hustler)-His first story was published in Skinflicks 2 (Companion). He has been a waiter, doorman, model, and writer. He lives in Washington state.

Bill Crimmin (Street Boy Blues)-Bill was first published in Casting Couch Confessions (Companion). His stories have also appeared in Loveseats (Nocturnis), Sons Of The Moon (Nocturnis), and Altar of Eros (Idol Books). He lives in London.

J. L. Gordon (Working Hard For the Money) has been writi

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