Death on the Wild Side, a novel about topless dancers by Jack Corbett

"Death on the Wild Side, Jack Corbett's novel that's all about the Saint Louis Metro East Strip Club Scene"
by Jack Corbett

"Death on the Wild Side" is the same novel that Illinois County officials refused to give to Kelly McGinnis when he was incarcerated for killing his wife's attorney. Jack Corbett sent it to Kelly right after he was imprisoned in the county jail after being on the United States 10 most wanted list.

County officials claim they had found marijuana between its pages after intercepting it before the sheriff gave it to Kelly. Jack faced the inquisition. A detective interrogated him at the County Jail, showed him a clear plastic evidence envelope containing a single Marijuana leaf and a few grains of the killer weed. And Jack just laughed in the detective's face. Trouble was Jack was not a pot smoker, didn't do drugs and didn't have any.

Kelly who is remarkably similar to Corbett's main character, Frank Harring, never got the novel. The reason given by the County board president for depriving Kelly McGinnis of his constitutional rights to the novel was..."There's something in that novel" which he later referred to as "wacky weed". But did he really mean that the county officials were afraid of what the novel had to say? Was the marijuana planted in the novel so Kelly would never see it?

And what about Pay Pal and E-Bay? Were they afraid you would read this book? The mothers for a more boring nation had struck again. Whether it was the Illinois county officials who were mortally afraid of what Kelly McGinnis might say once he read Corbett's novel or Pay Pal and E-Bay's banning the book, once again repression has reared its ugly head firmly entrenching the United States as one of the most sexually repressed and hypocritical nations on earth.

Click here to read all about Kelly McGinnis and the Pot planting incident

Jack Corbett finished writing "Death on the Wild Side" in 1995, the story of the Saint Louis Metro East nude entertainment scene. Several years ago he became a prominent writer for "Xtreme Magazine" an East Coast adult magazine with over 200,000 readers in which he averaged two articles a month, covering nearly all aspects of the U.S. strip club--gentlemen's club business. Jack did a feature profile on a different feature entertainer each month and often did the magazine's cover girl stories, covering such well known feature entertainers as Aspen Reign, L.A. LaMann, and K.C.Cannons. For a year and a half he wrote Gun of the month articles for Xtreme featuring a beautiful adult entertainer with an exotic weapon. In 2003 he wrote for five adult magazines. He would be considered a professional photographer specializing in exotic dancers. But calling him a photo journalist specializing in the U.S. Adult entertainment scene, might have fitted Jack more accurately.

But now you can no longer order "Death on the Wild Side". Jack's moved to Pattaya, Thailand where he's screwing off with young beautiful Thai girls. Somewhere in the U.S. hidden away are a number of copies of "Death on the Wild Side" to be uncovered at a later date. Meanwhile Jack Writes on--only time time it's about Thailand. His latest adventures and misadventures of both Jack and his pals can be found in the Looking Glass Online Magazine.

Here are two chapters from "Death on the Wild Side. Although no longer for sale, we can still leave a little of "Death on the Wild Side" for others to enjoy.

Jack Corbett's novel, "Death on the Wild Side" is all about St Louis Metro East Clubs considered by many strip club connoisseurs to be the best in the entire United States. More than five years ago these clubs were far more wide open than they are today so there's only one way to recapture that precious moment in time that might be forever lost. Buy "Death on the Wild Side." No other writer from the St Louis area has put anything like this together. This is the book the Metro East dancers are reading and raving about because it's as real as it gets.

Top stripper, Lori Mellon, is so real you can feel her breath on the page. Courtroom scenes, fast car rides throughout the Metro East, unbelievable adventures and mishaps. Unspeakable violence. There's something for everyone here, and this is one wild wild ride.

Lori Mellon and Jade discuss the novel with Jack

Does Jack Corbett portray Nipples or Lori Mellon as a slut in his novel, 'Death on the Wild Side"? Or is this a book about a true love story between Jack and the dancer who is to be his main female character in the novel.

They say a good writer really gets into his characters. Listen to Lori as she explains her feelings about the novel, her role in it, and about Jack, two years after the book was published. The recording session takes place at C-Mowes where many of the scenes in the novel take place. You can hear the club's sound system in the background. Lori is in Jack's lap with Jade sitting next to them. Jack is wearing a headset with a microphone attached to it turning his head toward each girl in turn as she speaks into the mic.

Did Jack really knock a bouncer's teeth out? And what about that time Lori kidnapped him on a fast car ride that made Jack feel they were going to crash into oblivion? Or about the time that Jack was about to be thrown down Main Street's steps and Lori claims to have stopped it?

And who is Jade? Another one of Jack's infamous sidekicks, working with Lori at C-Mowes. Both Lori and Jade claim to have hauled Jack's drunk ass around . This is the real stuff, recorded in a club, as the trio down beer after beer.

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