Jack Corbett's Writer's Nook

 

Explore a collection of thought-provoking short stories and poetry by Jack Corbett, featuring contributions from strippers over two decades ago.



Death on the Wild Side

by Jack Corbett

Read a sample chapter from   Death on the Wild Side "It was the here and now that counted as if both he and Lori were perched on the knife's edge of the present, both of them acutely aware of the sheer drop off on either side of them that represented both the past and the future. Yet that knife's edge of time, so precarious, so thinly devoid of substance, meant everything to them."  (Frank considering his connection to top stripper Lori Mellon).



Satirical Writing

Dick Fitswell
 Dick Fitswell with his 18 inch dick in search for the perfect fit,

Dick Fitswell with his 18 inch dick in search for the perfect fit, Canadian Mounties, the Mothers for a More Boring Nation, Secret Police Organizations--that just don't want us to have any fun anymore are all here and now  in this section for the first time, the proof we've all been waiting for--that heavy drinking leads to a longer and happier life. 

 

Lost Angels Stories:  the girls, the booze, the guys to remember.

Lost Angels, partying across the United States...coming from all over.  Beautiful women working in the clubs, some joining the adventurous men inside and outside the clubs, all joined together on a road that leads into the most improbable adventures.   Then there are the women in the group, those who do not dance for a living.  Men and women from all works of life.  

Then Lori Mellon returns----Nipples----the girl I wrote about in "Death on the Wild Side".  After having bolted to Arkansas she returns to the St. Louis Metro East Clubs, then disappears, only to reappear months later in a club a few blocks from Dollies.  At first she seems to have lost her looks.  No longer in her prime, she proves once again to be a dancer par excellence.  She has a memory that won't quit and a presence that cannot be ignored.

 Strip Club Stories

At Dollies Playhouse in Washington Park, Illinois, the club has a phone line dedicated to internet use.  Behind the bar is a Web T.V. and we've all got it going here.   it's a time for craziness, drinking tequila, our promoting the club together, with a Dollies manager, Big Howard as my number one sidekick.  Life doesn't get better than this. 

 

 Strippers' Poetry Collection and Philosophical Meanderings

 

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