Tracy Quan is the author of three novels, including Diary of a Manhattan Call Girl, narrated by a duplicitous Ottawa runaway. Tracy’s juvenile career began in lobby bars and hostess clubs, with Times Square and the Pierre hotel playing equally prominent roles. Inspired by an international gathering of sex workers held in Ann Snitow’s New York loft, Tracy joined PONY (Prostitutes of New York), chaired a few meetings, and was, for a brief time, its token conservative. Tracy’s essays have been published in the Globe and Mail, Marie Claire, the New York Times, the Washington Post Book World, the Financial Times, Der Tagesspiegel, the South China Morning Post, the Guardian, Bookanista, and the Daily Beast. Tracy’s poetry has appeared in Poets Reading the News and the Los Angeles Review of Books. — From: Hustling Verse

Best Sex Writing 2012: The State of Today's Sexual Culture
2012
ISBN 9781573447591
Diary of a Manhattan Call Girl
2001
ISBN 9780007235216
Journal d'une call girl
2002
ISBN 9782845880450
Orientalia
2003
ISBN 9781576871867
Diary of a married call girl
2005
ISBN 9780007348589
Diary Of A Jetsetting Call Girl
2008
ISBN 9780007249381