Originally published over fifteen years ago, Jack Corbett's "Death on the Wild Side" is now available in a new spectacular 2nd edition 

"Death on the Wild Side" recaptures those times and memories of the early 1990's in the St. Louis Metro East's notorious night clubs where anything goes and digital photography was in its infancy.  Back then photographers using film scoffed at the author's digital camera and laptop as mere toys until Jack's favorite strip club provided him with his own table only two yards from the club's main stage with his own private phone line for exclusive internet use.   At Dollies Playhouse Jack had carte blanch to take all the pictures he wanted, his headquarters fronted by a long stage of dancers performing scant feet away as his table became the center of endless rounds of tequila drinking. Those were the earliest days  of the digital revolution, at a time when the digital camera was practically unknown and the internet was something few people had ever heard of.   

Chiang Mai Kelly's Thailand Odyssey

"Chiang Mai Kelly's in Thailand in 1968, the year of the Tet offensive, when Thailand's just a small fishing village.  After working at the Breckenridge Ski Resort and experiencing marriage American style, thirty-five years later, at sixty, Chiang Mai seeks his greatest adventure yet when he heads to Bangkok and Chiang Mai  before finally settling in with six Pattaya go-go girls.