‘Bad Ass Frank’s Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy’
by Ray | Thursday, June 3rd, 2010
Sex sells. But who gets the commission?
“As a porn agent, I did. Plus I got the girls, sixty inch flat screen TV’s, the girls, acid reflux, soul crushing guilt, the girls, anxiety, Chlamydia, two girls at a time, a beach pad, more girls, depression, a few good friends, hilarious stories and, quite possibly, redemption. My name is Frank Prather, aka Bad Ass Frank, and I’m a former manager for pornstars.”
Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy is the tale of how Frank Prather, a blogger and internet radio host, went from being on the cusp of a career as a television comedy writer, to owning a talent agency for pornstars, to coming full circle back to the mainstream entertainment business. The story chronicles his three years in the adult industry, his relationships with the girls, and the daily internal struggle with his own morality. Plus it details an intimate look at the lives, personalities, and psychologies of his clients, who eventually came to be his friends. From the year that he simultaneously dated two pornstars, one bi-polar and the other a paranoid schizophrenic, to a threesome gone horribly awry, to his tutorial on the most common types of scenes, to his scathing dissertation on porn agents and STD testing, you’ll be be horrified and disturbed while at the same time laughing harder than you ever have before. This is the book that finally unleashes and discloses the reality of what the adult industry is really like, the good, the bad, and the hideously ugly truth. Prather lays it all on the line in this part memoir, part insiders guide/expose, tearing back the curtain with an unparalleled level of brutal honesty and embarrassing personal stories. One things for sure, by the end everyone will agree… Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy.
