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Talking about sex and pornography with your friends and loved ones isn’t easy. That’s why camgirl, a new memoir from Isa Mazzei (writer of the Netflix thriller CAM), is so refreshing: it tackles taboo topics with breezy honesty and wickedly smart humor.
The book follows a year and a half in which Mazzei makes a living stripping, masturbating and playing games on camera for men online. It’s the same nervy work experience that inspired her hit film CAM, but Camgirl is far more personal and intimate than that sexy thriller could ever hope to be. It’s a frank conversation-starter with an unapologetic feminist agenda. And it’s a must-read for anyone who has ever tried to hustle online. Almost everyone does at some point. The question is, what happens when it goes wrong?
