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Hustling Is Not Stealing: Stories of an African Bar Girl

4 reviews
John M. Chernoff

University Of Chicago Press, 2003

A Unique View from Inside
John M. Chernoff's Hustling is Not Stealing is a unique and highly enjoyable insight into a woman who too often would be viewed in stereotypes or lost in statistics about the hand-to-mouth existence of people in what used to be called the Third World. Chernoff focuses upon the life of one woman, Hawa, describing her as small, cute, and a gifted storyteller. She becomes vividly real as she tells ...

Hustling Under the Radar

2 reviews
John W. Terrell

Amazon, 2007

HUSTLING UNDER THE RADAR
Very interesting read. Kind of makes you want to jump in your car with acue stick and see how good you are. I learned a few things about the game too.

Hustling

1 review
Gail Sheehy

Dell Publishing, 1975

HUSTLING by Gail Sheehy
HUSTLING, by Gail Sheehy, is a rich and in-depth exposè of the world of prostitution that existed in New York City in the early and mid-seventies. Spanning all levels of the prostitution industry, from street-pros to high-class call-girls, the pimps, johns, the police dept. and even the political end of the spectrum, City Hall, Sheehy weaves a wonderfully detailed account, without the ...

Assuming the Position: A Memoir of Hustling

33 reviews
Rick Whitaker

Da Capo Press, 2001

great read
I enjoyed the book. Thought it was well written and edgy. I was never a hustler, but it inspired me to reflect on my own misdeeds. His is a story worth sharing and I'd like to see more biographical work from Rick.

Hustling and Other Hard Work: Life Styles in the Ghetto

1 review
Bettylou Valentine

Free Pr, 1978

Great introduction to ethnography and community research
WHile this book is almost 20 years old, it offers a refreshing look at community study. Today there are many ethnographic works which explore first hand various community settings. This book however presents a view that forces one to rethink many of the negative images presented of poor underdeveloped neighborhoods. This was one of the first books I read on ethnography and I am hooked!

Hustling: A Gentleman's Guide to the Fine Art of Homosexual Prostitution

1 review
John Preston

Richard Kasak Book, 1994

A MUST READ IF YOU CONSIDER HUSTLING
A few years ago I considered hustling as a way to free myself of corporate slavery. I also knew I had the imagination to go with the physical that is needed for this profession. I never did end up hustling and largely because after reading this book I could weigh the pros and cons of such a decision. I reread it every so often and fantasize of what my life as a hustler would have been ...

Hustling God

2 reviews
M. Craig Barnes

Zondervan, 2001

Making sense out of life
Chasing an illusive dream? Frustrated and angry with how life is turning out despite your very best attempts to make those dreams come true? Or perhaps through your drive and ambition you have reached the top of the ladder of the ‘American dream’ only to discover that the ladder has been placed against the wrong wall. In Hustling God, Dr. Barnes uses the life of Jacob to show that ...