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Getting Your Freakanomics On

ronjeremy — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 15:00:35 +0000

Hey,

I read your book, too!

The part about real estate agents and abortion was really eye opening.

Thanks for the plug,

-R

Ron Jeremy vs. His Ghostwriter

ronjeremy — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 13:43:42 +0000

My ghost writer took offense to a crack I made at his expense and now he’s calling me names.

He says people only care about who I fucked. All I’m saying is people care about furry puppies more than my dick. So, how about a chapter on my work with PETA?

-R

Ron Jeremy, Best-selling Author

ronjeremy — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:00:11 +0000

New York Magazine plugs my book ‘Ron Jeremy: The Hardest [Working] Man in Show Business.

HarperCollins’s Book Expo cocktail party Saturday night, on the Fox film lot (thanks, Rupert Murdoch), was designed to make every last bookseller feel like a star, its red carpet lined with thirties-style stock-character paparazzi. There were a few genuine quasi-celebrities in attendance: Audra McDonald, Muriel Hemingway, Kevin Nealon, and. … Ron Jeremy? Wearing a black blazer, a T-shirt reading “Pay to Play,” dark-gray jeans, and blue Crocs over bare feet, the world’s most famous male porn star was deep in conversation with a couple of Borders sales reps when we caught up with him.

Jeremy was at BEA for his book, Hardest (Working) Man in Show Business, now in paperback, which “didn’t get a single bad review,” and, he frequently reminded us, is a best seller. “Call me anything on the planet but you have to add on ‘and … a best-selling author,’” he said, insisting it’ll be in his obituary. “‘He was this, this, this, this, a lot of dick jokes, now he’s really stiff, and best-selling author.’”

Someday I’ll have to let you read my obit. The double entendres are so fast and furious it’s like Oscar Wilde wrote the thing.

-R