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MY NAME LON, YOU LIKE ME.? by derek sharron.(a true story)
available in every book shop in thailand.
tells the story of a 15 year old girl pushed into prostitution to provide for the family.
working in bangkok and pattaya.
a brilliant read, that has been passed around to everyone i know who has been to thailand, or is going.
although its a true story about a female, the principles are the same.
since reading this, i enjoy the facilities, dont get attached, and try to leave in one piece.( not easy)
LADY BOYS, TOM BOYS, RENT BOYS. male and female homosexualities in contempory thailand.
Peter A Jackson, Gerard Sullivan.(editors)
this book explores thailands diverse sexual population, the editors reveal the emotional difficulties experiences by these individuals who live in a country often mistaken for a gay paradise......
.....an important corrective to the many misapprehensions that have arisen both within and outside thailand, about non-normative sexual behaviour.
bought off amazon , i found it a good read that answered all my questions.
written by seven different contributors, and two editors, who have done extensive research around thailand.
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THE THIRD SEX kathoey-Thailand,s ladyboys. Richard Totman.
"this subject fascinates western society, for it asks the question; if the existence of a "third sex" is a universal phenomenon, why does western society repress it and thai society accept it? why are there so many kathoey in thailand and so few in the western world?
an okay book, explains a lot about history , but the author claims he lived with and traveled with ladyboys for 3 years,
i thought he didnt learn as much as any hunter.!
worth a read on holiday.
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THE DAMAGE DONE warren fellows. (true story)
an australian lad jailed for 12 years in the infamous bang Kwang jail in bangkok known as "big tiger" .for drug smuggling.
an absolute must read, brilliant.!!!!!!!!!
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FORGET YOU HAD A DAUGHTER, sandra gregory.(true story)
english girl jailed in thailand for 8 years for drug smuggling,
similar story, but from a womens view in a womens jail.
again, brilliant.!!!!!!!!!
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CONFESSIONS OF A BANGKOK PRIVATE EYE, the case files of warren olson.
all true storys adapted by STEPHEN LEATHER.
a great book written in short story chapters, that can be picked up and continued at will.
told brilliantly by a falang who sees and knows exactly how it is.
"she,s different.! i just want to be sure"
"she,s not a bar girl....but"
seems a fool and his money...........
pleasantly surprised how good this book was.
bought in thailand
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I thought I should mention this book series I've been reading, it's called Hardship Posting - True Tales of Expat Misadventure in Asia.
There are three volumes, each comprising short stories related to being an expat and living in Asia, all based on guys writing in to the editor with their personal stories and experiences.
Because it consists of short stories, its a good book to have with you whilst travelling, as you can read a couple of stories in the departure lounge, and continue with more when time permits.
Here's the link to the website, which contains some sample text, etc;
I would recommend the book "Bangkok ladyboy" by Henrik List and Anders Askegaard to all scandinavians.
I don't really like Henrik List, but this book is actually pretty well written and when the book is at its best it's like you're there with Henrik List and Anders Askegaard. But the best part about this book is Anders Askegaards photos, that removes the glamour and shows what the everyday life is like.
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Another book I enjoyed was
Even Thai Girls Cry
This is a sad story about a young Thai girl trying to break away from the impoverished roots of her own village. She is naive but a good person. Some nice twists and turns.
I enjoyed it. We forget how well off we are and when we arrive here "sex is for sale" everywhere. But why?
We have money and they have none BUT beyond that they just want to be loved and cared for like any other human being.
They grasp at straws trying to better themselves - some succeed but so many fail - the sex industry just draws them in to the point they forget why they started - to find a "good man (Farang)"
The book made me rethink - they are not just a commodity they ARE people.
I enjoyed Private Dancer (poorly written) but the above did make me think about my role.
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Even Thai Girls cry, is good, Dam I had to fall for some GG working out of Nana.
Private detective case files one f**k of I went to LOS with my eyes as open as they could be and the first place I went was Nana Plaza. I know the GG I send SMS to works in a bar she even tells I go now bye must work in bar
The Author, Lung David, is so homophobic and illinformed about LBs, despite being an obvious GG sex tourist in Thaialnd for many years, the only reason he seems to have written this book is to try to exploit the market and get more money for bar fines.
It's a really frustrating read, his commenst about ladyboys are so way off the mark and insulting that you just want to kncok the guy out. One of the first lines in the foreword is that 'Katoey' is the Thai word for gay.
What makes the book even more tedious is his constant need to comment on how beautiful the GGs are and how they are all attracted to him (he's not a customer, he's different...). He keeps going off on tangents of soft porn lit, about his cleaning lady, who he thinks sees him as he hero, but really she's trying to rinse him for money.
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Guns, Girls and Ganja. Off the rails in Pnomh Phen
Sorry, can't agree. That, in my opinion, is the worst book you could read about Cambodia. Badly written, sensationalist and totally out of date. In my opinion it has not one redeeming quality.
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