Katrina’s Dreams
Sex in the making
The camera was rolling and I knew it. I was terrified, as if forced into a corner. That's when Jon leaned into me and said, "Forget all that. Just look [...]
No ordinary time
When I began writing this column a year ago I had goals you might call neat, if not tidy. I wanted financial independence from my aging parents. I wanted to [...]
The girl who isn’t
I'm getting ready to interview a man I hope will have sex with me. He's sweet, or so I'm told, and sweet would help. This isn't for a one-time encounter [...]
Girl become windmill
Even the best of business relationships can take an unexpected turn. It happens more often in the escort business since the relationships are especially personal and intimate. There's less separation [...]
Some like it virtual
Two kinds of people live in shaky Chile, says my photographer Oscar. The first kind yells doomsday after each earthquake, the second shrugs and says, "Okay, another one. Time to [...]
Rambo vs. Lolita Corona
I hate it when Rambo gets in trouble. Or Rocky Balboa. Yes, I know, they'll get through it, but poor guys. They try so hard and people can be so [...]
True north
Some weeks ago I traveled north of any north I’d ever known before. A client had invited me to an Arctic igloo, and when I got there I saw a [...]
Tomorrow is another day
Working as an escort is 80 percent self-promotion and 20 percent action, which leaves plenty of time to consider the charms and wiles of Scarlett O'Hara, writes columnist Katrina Kent.
The good, the bad, and the femme fatale
Isabelle wasn't in the script. In pondering how things would play out with my promise-a-second Paris client, I hadn't anticipated this nervy French redhead, a lead character who could steal [...]
His adorable shyness
We're all shaped by our past. Long before I began working as an escort, I was a dancer in Los Angeles. And no, this wasn't ballet. But my goal then [...]
Author: Katrina Kent
Katrina Kent is a British-born escort and self-styled hedonist. “The American” has verified her identity.