TastyTrixie.com: About

About

Welcome to my website and blog!

I’ve been blogging since 2001 and opened my members-only area (full of autobiographical porn) on May 1st of 2002.

My pornography is more personal than most porn sites, while my blog is more pornographic than most personal blogs and online diaries. I expose myself online in a variety of ways on multiple levels, blogging about money and sex work, tweeting about my bowel movements and nature, exhibiting myself eating in bed and fucking my girlfriend on our lifecams, mulling over ideas and basically sharing an assload of personal details in words, pictures and videos that alternate between being erotic and awkwardly cringe-inducing.

Take a look around — I hope you read, hear or see something engaging that makes you feel good.

Trixie's bookshelf: read

The Sealed Letter

by Emma Donoghue

Not as engrossing as Slammerkin, but interesting, informative and engaging as a fictionalized version of a true story exposing the lives of well-off women (and feminists and lesbians) in Victorian England.

It's hard to avoid comp...

tagged: 2010-consumption

Bottomfeeder: A Novel

by Bob Fingerman

For some reason I *want* to only give this book three stars but that would be a lie; I didn't just "like it", I actually "REALLY liked it".

I'm not familiar with Fingerman's other work, but just being aware of...

tagged: 2010-consumption

The Lady Who Liked Clean Restrooms: The Chronicle of One of the Strangest Stories Ever to Be Rumoured About Around New York

by J.P. Donleavy

A cute little morbid trick of a book and so short I can say that I kind of enjoyed it. I appreciated the casual way considering whoring was treated, but am guessing it wasn't really casual and was supposed to illustrate just how far she had...

tagged: 2010-consumption

The Intuitionist

by Colson Whitehead

I loved the atmosphere and tone of the book. I enjoy reading about characters who are socially isolated and/or solitary by choice. I also enjoy reading about the lives of machines especially when they're described with a touch of mysticism ...

tagged: 2010-consumption

Young Men in Spats

by P.G. Wodehouse

I might have enjoyed this even more than the Wooster & Jeeves books. LOVED the last story, which was oddly disturbing (only mildly so, of course, which made it very surreal). Also appreciated the self-consciousness (again, MILD) regarding c...

tagged: 2010-consumption