I found this on www.erotica-readers.com - I've gotten legit writing gigs there before, so the info is all good and this seems like a worthy project:
Paying For It
Please tell editors/publishers you read their guidelines on the
Erotica Readers & Writers Association Website
www.erotica-readers.com
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
SEX WORKERS AND FORMER SEX WORKERS
Greta Christina and Greenery Press are seeking submissions for an upcoming anthology. The book, tentatively titled "Paying For It," will essentially be an etiquette guide for sex work customers, written by sex workers and former sex workers. I'm seeking submissions from men, women and transfolk, from all kinds of sex work that involve customer interaction: prostitution, professional domination and submission, phone sex, interactive video sex, stripping and dancing, talking to a live nude girl/boy, etc. (I'm also seeking submissions from sex work support staff? front desk staff, order takers for phone sex lines, etc.)
This is your opportunity to tell your customers whatever you've wanted to tell them but felt you couldn't if you wanted to keep their business. Your submission should describe how you do and don't (or did and didn't, if you're not doing sex work now) like to be treated by customers what behavior from customers has made you like them, and what behavior from customers has made you dislike them. You can describe general principles (such as "Respect my limits") as well as specific examples (such as "Don't keep trying to touch me when I've told you that you can't").
In addition, if you've ever given customers extra service, special treatment, or just a more friendly and enthusiastic time because you liked them and appreciated how they treated you?or if you've ever given them the bare minimum, short shrift, or refused them service altogether because they annoyed you or offended you (even inadvertently)? please say so and give specific examples. If you've done more than one kind of sex work, you can either focus on just one or talk about them all?if you do the latter, I'd love to hear any overall principles or guidelines you might have to offer about what makes for a good sex work customer in any area of sex work.
My hope for the book is that it will help close what I see as a major communication gap between sex workers and customers and make sex work better and more pleasant for both, helping sex workers get better treatment from customers and helping customers get better service as a result of treating sex workers better.
Original work of 1000-3000 words is preferred, but shorter and longer pieces will also be considered, as will reprints.
Send submissions or inquiries to PO Box 411544, San Francisco, CA 94141-1544. Include SASE, with sufficient postage if you want the manuscript returned.
Submissions and inquiries may also be emailed to [email protected]. Please email the text of the submission in the body of the email? DO NOT email attachments, they will not be read. Deadline 9/1/2003; earlier submissions will get first consideration.
-Anya
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