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jenna jameson neil strauss

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La famosa actriz porno Jenna Jameson nos cuenta en primera persona la historia de su vida con una visión honesta, humorística y erótica.

Los bajos fondos de Las Vegas, con las violentas pandillas de moteros y los sórdidos clubes de strip-tease, convirtieron a la desgarbada e inocente Jenna Massoli, que aún llevaba aparatos bucales, en la bomba erótico sexual Jenna Jameson. Actualmente, Jenna es la estrella más importante de la industria del cine porno.

Pero detrás del glamour y la escalada meteórica a la fama se esconde una historia llena de tragedia y decepción. Tras superar una adolescencia marcada por la adicción a las drogas, Jenna ingresó en el negocio de las películas para adultos, donde se topó con sádicos directores, actrices rivales que le hicieron la vida imposible y también míticas celebridades, como Marilyn Manson o Tommy Lee.

Pero su búsqueda de la felicidad no concluyó cuando empezaron los elogios. Durante años luchó contra su propio resentimiento, el conflicto con su padre, la soledad de crecer sin una madre y su permanente deseo infantil de hallar a un hombre que le proporcionase la seguridad y el amor que nunca había conocido.

Estas memorias sinceras y desgarradas son muchas cosas a la vez: una perturbadora historia sexual, una guía por el mundo secreto de la millonaria industria del cine para adultos y un cautivante thriller que se sumerge en el oscuro pasado de Jenna, pero que también ofrece hilarantes anécdotas sobre las películas porno y comparte ultrajantes consejos de la autora, al tiempo que incluye sus diez mandamientos sobre cómo estar en pareja y obtener mejores resultados sexuales.

Genres nonfictionbiographymemoirautobiographybiography memoirsexualityeroticaadultsex workpornography

520 pages, Paperback

First published January 1,2004

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Format: 520 pages, Paperback
Published: February 28, 2008 by Planeta Publishing
ISBN: 9788427031906
ASIN: 8427031904
Language: Spanish; Castilian

About the author

jenna jameson

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Jenna Jameson (born Jenna Marie Massoli) is an American entrepreneur and former pornographic actress. Jameson founded pornographic entertainment company ClubJenna in 2000 with Jay Grdina, whom she later married and divorced. Jameson has also crossed-over into mainstream pop-culture, starting with a minor role in Howard Stern's 1997 film Private Parts.

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April 26,2025

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Like other reviewers, I have often been given a wary eye when admitting I've read this book. I loved it, though, and am always singing its praises. While you may not approve of her industry, it's hard not to appreciate that she is a star because she made herself one. She didn't do anything she didn't sign up for, and she worked hard through her own ambition (not anyone else's) to get to where she is today. These days her story is still changing, and it would be interesting to see a book from her when she's older. I think Jenna Jameson is simply fascinating, and her story is both funny and heartbreaking at times, yet still always a good read.

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April 26,2025

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This book is nearly 600 pages, and yet I read it in only a couple of days. Clearly I enjoyed it if I read it so quickly while having as busy of a life as I do. And yet at the same time, I would also offer up a few rather critical comments. The first is that it's the most self-indulgent autobiography I've ever read. If Benjamin Franklin's autobiography can clock in at under 150 pages, anyone's can. The author(s) leave no stone unturned. EVERYTHING is crammed in this book. Diary entries, pictures (but not too many - only about half a million or so), interviews, even transcripts of her movies (this may or may not come as a surprise, but a word for word transcript of a porn is incredibly dull and obnoxious to read). All that's lacking is a detailed schedule of her bowel movements. In an age where everyone seems to have a blog and uses it to record the various angles of their navel-gazing, this book fits in perfectly in its information excess.

It was definitely the first non-fiction work I've read that I would classify as pulp non-fiction. Still, I won't be a snob and pretend I didn't like it. I did. It was a good read with some interesting insights here and there on everything from the industry in which she works to drug use to family. But as the saying goes: this ain't shakespeare.

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April 26,2025

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This is not an instructional book. This is a coming of age story about a young outcast who grew up to be one the most famous models in entertainment. I have read other books that Rolling Stone’s Neil Strauss had help write and publish such as Motley Crue’s The Dirt, Marilyn Manson’s Long Hard Road Out of Hell, and Dave Navarro’s Don’t Try this at Home. However, I will say this one was very intelligently crafted, and Jameson’s journal entries show it was her hand that had crafted most of this story. Also, although many people may scoff at this, but unlike Neil Strauss’s other books, this book actually didn’t objectify women. This book starts off as a story about a teen girl who wanted to be a pretty thing exploited by her man to becoming a story about a woman who took control of her own destiny. Although sometimes these choices were self-destructive, it was her self-management and self-promotion that gave her the wealth, company ownership, and celebrity status. This isn’t a literary achievement but I suggest not passing her story up.

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April 26,2025

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I think this is a story of survival. (Why do people always look at me funny when I admit to having read this?) Being the queen of her business that she is, I read it wanting to know what made her tick. "Sex" is the popular answer to that. But that's really not the truth. She admits to loving sex, but she dispels the myth that porn stars are sex addicts who want to get paid for their source of pleasure. She's very honest about admitting how bad the sex industry can be. The fact that she survived brutal rape (more than once), addiction, and bad abusive boyfriend after bad abusive boyfriend, says that she's tough. She's also a very smart business lady. She deserves all that she has, if it's what makes her happy. When in doubt, if you were to ask yourself, "what would Jenna do?" it would be as valid as asking "what would Jesus do?" or "what would Janis do?" Jenna would say to move on and make the best of the situation. She knew how to separate emotion and work. In the end, she's just another girl who had a string of bad boyfriends and wanted to be successful at her job. Really, it's a just another story of a gal trying to make it on her own. This isn't a story about sex or about porn. It's a story of survival.

I didn't give it any more than three stars only because she didn't write it all by herself.

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April 26,2025

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Me he terminado este libro para poder rajar? Me he terminado este libro para poder rajar.

A ver, a ver, a ver... Digamos que la culpa es mia porque me gusta mas un titulo reshulon que a un PePero un sobre con dinero, y que no lei la contraportada para asegurarme de que iba. PERO, este libro es malo nivel mucho!

Para resumir, el libro promete en el titulo contar el trasfondo del mundo del porno, donde todo parece muy excitante, superdivertido, y tal, y en realidad el libro es una autobiografia de Jenna Jameson, donde cada capitulo que lees es un facepalm aun mas grande.

El resumen del libro mas o menos es: Tonta de pueblo con familia desestructurada, sufre cosas feas en su infancia-adolescencia, y en vez de luchar por salir del agujero, decide que enseñar las tetis es mucho mas facil. Luego viene una sucesion de peliculas porno casposas (los guiones son lo mejor del libro), drogas de todo tipo, parejas sin medio cerebro, escape de drogas y parejas, y REPEAT ALL OVER AGAIN.

Recomendado para psiquiatras y futuros psiquiatras para ver cuantas taras mentales le detectais segun avanza el libro.

Que rajada y me a gusto me he quedado...

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April 26,2025

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This book really did not teach you how to make love like a porn star because. 1. Porn stars F(*K for a living. 2. its a semi auto-biography of a very f*&ked up girl.. It was of sad, a bit twisted and not good advice for any one who is wanting to learn what "making love is all about".

If you want to learn how to sell SEX for money and loose your soul in the process....... and then be fucked up the rest of your life over it..

HERES your book....

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April 26,2025

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I picked up this book randomly, and it was really good. Every time I tell people I've read it, they give me a weird look and think I'm weird or something, but it's good. How else would you know what the life of a porn star is like unless you read one of their biographies? It's very interesting, and Jenna Jameson isn't one of those porn stars with no brain and no sense of self. She's a straight up business woman, which I found to be a little surprising.

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April 26,2025

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It's a good read, very fast. Even though the book claims to be about 600 pages, 1/3 of that are pictures, so the actual wording is about 400-something.

There are times where it's clear the ghostwriter wrote the story and there are times where it's clear Jenna did. She's not the best writer, but she does tell a great story so she gets some credit there. There are times where it's clear Jameson is B.S.ing (her claiming her venture into porn isn't about her 3 rapes and very dysfunctional childhood but rather getting revenge on an ex is hard to swallow) but there are times where you see how she's just this woman who had to fight for hers throughout her entire life.

You can't knock her ambition and drive. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants a quick read and some insight on the porn industry. It's a surprisingly good book.

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