Forbidden Economy, The

Author: Robert Cettl
Length: 14 page(s)
Written: June 2011
Sales Rank: - XinXii Sales Rank

Views: 889

Category: Sex, Love & Erotic » Erotic Stories | Work: Other
Keywords: sex, prostitution, brothel, escort agency, drugs, narcotics, crime, AIDS, junkie

Pulp Fiction based on True Story of Australian Underworld

Down on his luck, a man takes a job woking for an urban brothel / escort agency as a driver. Working nights, 7pm to 7am he transports prostitutes | whores | call girls | hookers | working girls to and from their clients, ensuring that they return with the proper payment.

Soon, with many of the girls also drug users, he accumulates the phone numbers of the city's major dealers and seeks to advance in the profession - from driver to pimp to dealer to pornographer. In short time, hyper-sexed and turned on by the company and the drugs, he sets out to make the cuty night his own!

The first of Blake Ryder's escort driver tales, this is the closest to personalized counter-culture journalism in the manner of Hunter S. Thompson: it profiles the illegal Adelaide, South Australian escort agency industry and the lifestyle and earning of the junkie whore who occupy its lowest rung. Unflinching, harrowing and shocking in its social implications, The Forbidden Economy brings the moral-man-in-an-amoral-world pulp fiction of classic hardboiled authors Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett, James M. Cain and Mickey Spillane into a world where pornography is virtually normalized and the sex trade is all that is allowed those who fall through the system.

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About the Author

Robert Cettl
Member since: Dec 2010
Publications on XinXii: 19

Robert Cettl is a freelance author and digital publisher.

He has a BA (Hons) from the Flinders University of South Australia - which included an international student exchange scholarship to the University of Southern Illinois at Carbondale in the USA. In addition, he holds a GRAD DIP (Inf. Stud.) from the University of South Australia and a GRAD CERT (TESOL) from Flinders University. In 2010 he was a SAR Research Fellow at Australia’s National Film and Sound Archive in Canberra. He is an associate member of ALIA (Australian Library & Information Association) and an independent filmmaker.

His published works of film non-fiction for renowned Academic publisher McFarland - Serial Killer Cinema: an Analytical Filmography with an Introduction and Terrorism in American Cinema - have been collected by such as Yale University Library, the British Film Institute and the National Libraries of China and Australia. His interests are censorship history, erotic film and transgression theory. He currently balances Academic writing and social publishing as a freelance author and independent digital publisher / ebook designer branching into multi-media.